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Sarah Stiner was a star soccer player in high school. During one game early in the season, a fellow player kicked her in the knee with sufficient force to break her knee cap. The wound did not heal, despite many courses of antibiotics to treat brewing osteomyelitis.
After ordering 18 months of treatment, Sarah’s orthopedist explained that the only long-term sol...
Many features can make or break the power of headlines to draw in a reader. How do you capture the attention of your reader?
Length MattersGoogle usually displays 50-60 characters of a headline, so, regardless of a headline’s length, the beginning needs to be compelling. In general, for English-language headlines, 60-100 characters is the ideal range depending on wher...
On September 6, 2016, I hit publish on the first episode of what would become Legal Nurse Podcast. I remember how daunting the technology felt back then. A business coach I’d hired walked me through the steps, piece by piece, and I honestly wasn’t sure anyone would listen.
Eleven years and more than 700 episodes later, I have an answer. We’ve had listeners in 115 count...
You receive 3,000 pages of hospital records for a medical malpractice case. You organize them, build a chronology, identify significant clinical events, and start comparing the documentation with the allegations.
Everything seems to be there.
But are you looking at the whole story? Or is one hidden in the records?
With electronic health records, the versi...
A nurse is doing a routine neuro check on a patient admitted after a fall with impact to her head six hours earlier. She sustained fractures of both arms. The head CT scan was within normal limits. The patient was oriented, moving all extremities, pupils equal and reactive. She complained of a mild headache and requested to be left alone to sleep...