Daily Nurse
APRIL 24, 2023
According to the Administration on Aging, in 2020, the population of 65 and older numbered 55.7 Why have malpractice claims – in terms of the amount of money awarded – been increasing? What can NPs do to protect themselves from malpractice claims? One of the realities of life is that our medical needs increase as we age.
The Relentless School Nurse
FEBRUARY 9, 2025
In fact, Kennedys nonprofit, the Childrens Health Defensefiled nearly 30 federal and statelawsuitssince 2020 , many challenging vaccines and public health mandates. He files lawsuits on their behalf ,creating a false scenario that these unfortunate conditions were the result of a vaccine.
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American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 17, 2024
Metadata in the EHR One of the first steps a plaintiff’s attorney takes when building a potential medical malpractice case is to review the documentation in the plaintiff’s/patient’s EHR. E-discovery: Metadata analysis in medical malpractice litigation. April 9, 2020. evidence; why EHRs won’t reduce your malpractice premiums.
American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 11, 2024
Metadata in the EHR One of the first steps a plaintiff’s attorney takes when building a potential medical malpractice case is to review the documentation in the plaintiff’s/patient’s EHR. E-discovery: Metadata analysis in medical malpractice litigation. April 9, 2020. evidence; why EHRs won’t reduce your malpractice premiums.
American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 6, 2024
Metadata in the EHR One of the first steps a plaintiff’s attorney takes when building a potential medical malpractice case is to review the documentation in the plaintiff’s/patient’s EHR. E-discovery: Metadata analysis in medical malpractice litigation. April 9, 2020. evidence; why EHRs won’t reduce your malpractice premiums.
American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Metadata in the EHR One of the first steps a plaintiff’s attorney takes when building a potential medical malpractice case is to review the documentation in the plaintiff’s/patient’s EHR. E-discovery: Metadata analysis in medical malpractice litigation. April 9, 2020. evidence; why EHRs won’t reduce your malpractice premiums.
American Nurse
SEPTEMBER 25, 2024
Metadata in the EHR One of the first steps a plaintiff’s attorney takes when building a potential medical malpractice case is to review the documentation in the plaintiff’s/patient’s EHR. E-discovery: Metadata analysis in medical malpractice litigation. April 9, 2020. evidence; why EHRs won’t reduce your malpractice premiums.
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