SERVICES

LNC: Legal Nurse Consultant

A Legal Nurse Consultant is a registered nurse who uses existing expertise as a healthcare professional plus specialized Legal Nurse Consultant training to consult on medical-related cases. Nowhere else can an attorney find this level of cost-effective expertise for reviewing medical records and understanding the subtleties of the healthcare system, as well as the terminology.

A Legal Nurse Consultant bridges that gap in the attorney's knowledge.

While the attorney is the expert on legal issues, the Legal Nurse Consultant is the expert on nursing, the healthcare system, and its inner workings.

In 2012, Legal RN Perspectives was certified by the founder of the legal nurse consultingprofession, Vickie L. Milazzo, the Vickie L. Milazzo Institute, and became a member of the National Alliance of Certified Legal Nurse Consultants.

Perspective: (aspect, objectivity, viewpoint, angle)

Legal RN Perspectives can compensate your team by screening cases for merit, analyzing patient records, locating witnesses, etc.

Our medical records review services are quite comprehensive to assure that you have the data you need to protect your client’s interests.

To your benefit, unlike most legal nurse consultants, we have recent employment

in hospitals. Our nursing opinion, knowledge, and experience is current. We have over 35 years of high risk Labor & Delivery experience.

We look forward to having the opportunity to meet with you to further discuss how our services can facilitate your needs.

Please email Legal RN Perspectives via our CONTACT page to obtain additional infor-mation, regarding how our Legal RN Perspectives Team can best serve you.

Success Factors

Legal RN Perspectives can assist you,

the "Winning Side", behind the scenes,

by fulfilling your needs as listed below:

* Identify, locate, review, and interpret relevant medical records, hospital policies, and procedures, other essential documents and tangible items.

* Organize, tab, and paginate medical records for easy reference.

* Summarize, translate, and interpret medical records.

* Prepare chronologies of the medical events involved in a case.

* Screen cases for merit. Identify, locate, summarize, and interpret applicable standards of care.

* Identify adherence to and deviation from the applicable standards of care.

* Identify causation issues, assess damages/injuries, and identify contributing factors.

* Identify issues of tampering with the medical records.

* Develop written reports for attorney's use as study tools.