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How to Win at the Airline Rebooking Game

By Pat Iyer | 09/04/2013 | 0 Comments
how to win at the airline rebooking game

The text message dinged on my cell phone while I was driving through heavy traffic north of Philadelphia Airport. “Your AirTran flight to Atlanta has been cancelled. Please go to www.southwest.com to rebook.” I was on my way to Atlanta to attend an internet marketing conference that began the next morning. When I strode into […]

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Risk Factors for Falls (And the Damage They Cause)

By Pat Iyer | 08/30/2013 | 0 Comments

There are a large number of risk factors for falls. The results of patient falls can be staggering: falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injures in people 65 years-old and older in the United States. They can play a catastrophic role in this population. Injurious falls can have huge financial implications due […]

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12 Presentation Tips for Teaching Attorneys

By Pat Iyer | 08/28/2013 | 0 Comments

Interested in presentation tips for teaching attorneys? I had the opportunity to present a session on medical records as part of a New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education program. As a professional speaker and member of the National Speakers Association, I have learned several techniques which I incorporated that you can use the next […]

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Why Medical Records can be Defective

By Pat Iyer | 08/23/2013 | 0 Comments

Medical records can be defective. We know that as legal nurse consultants. The analysis of cases involving medical issues rests heavily on being able to extract meaningful information from medical records. Why are some electronic medical records inherently defective? Medical record software program defects One reason why medical records can be defective is an inadequate […]

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A Painful Lesson Learned from a Plaintiff

By Pat Iyer | 08/21/2013 | 1 Comment
signing a contract and check shows commitment principle

I learned a painful lesson which started with an email which was subtly worded: “I have been asked to locate an expert witness to review a case involving a woman who suffered from a sudden air embolism. I am helping the attorney who is handling the case. I would like to discuss retaining a nursing […]

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“If you didn’t chart it, you didn’t do it” Part 3: The Nursing Home Defense Perspective

By Pat Iyer | 08/17/2013 | 0 Comments

Do you subscribe to “If you didn’t chart it you didn’t do it”? Incomplete nursing records plague all types of settings and complicate nursing home defense strategies. Nursing homes are particularly vulnerable due to the low number of professional staff available to document. Nursing homes have many challenges, many of which directly affect the quality […]

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Professional Image Tips for Legal Nurse Consultants

By Pat Iyer | 08/16/2013 | 0 Comments
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You are no longer in scrubs. Legal nurse consultants who want to use professional image tips when they market need to pay attention to clothing. How do you want to look? What professional image do you project? Here are tips for professional dressing. Take a hard look at the clothes in your closet Is your […]

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Nursing malpractice? Death of a 42-year-old

By Pat Iyer | 08/14/2013 | 0 Comments

Let’s look at the following situation involving a nursing malpractice case: Facts of a Nursing Malpractice Case A 42-year-old is admitted to an orthopaedic unit after being found in a collapsed abandoned building. He was trapped and pinned under rubble for approximately 27 hours. He sustained a right femur fracture and was also diagnosed with […]

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“If you didn’t chart it, you didn’t do it” Part 2: The Nursing Home Defense Perspective

By Pat Iyer | 08/10/2013 | 0 Comments
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Nursing homes are affected by many challenges, many of which directly affect the quality of care and allegations of nursing home negligence. Nursing home defense may center around the documentation. The challenges were highlighted by speakers at Preventing and Defending Long Term Care Litigation at The Conrad in Miami. Pat Iyer moderated a panel of […]

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8 ways to use electronic monitoring to track nurses and patients

By Pat Iyer | 08/09/2013 | 0 Comments
using technology to track nurses and patients

How many ways can we use electronic monitoring to track nurses through technology? Attorneys and legal nurse consultants can tap a number of ways to determine who was doing what at what time. Nurses’ activities can be tracked with the advent of scanned badges, Pmnicell/Pyxis medication machines, telemetry and electronic medical records. Technology can provide […]

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