Industry & Litigation Updates
Top Four Attorney Concerns About Medical Records Part 3: Certified Copies – Are They Complete?
This is part three of a four part series and a continuation of my prior articles regarding attorney concerns and looks at the third item on the poll run by Pat Iyer; Certified copies-are they complete? How Can You Tell? A physician office or hospital sends you a copy of your client’s medical record and…
Read More...Top Four Attorney Concerns About Medical Records Part 2: Lack of Uniformity of Charting Systems
This is a continuation from my prior article regarding attorney concerns and looks at the second item on the poll run by Pat Iyer; lack of uniformity of charting systems. You Are Not Alone Attorneys are not alone with this frustration as many medical providers have the same frustration; especially now with the implementation of…
Read More...Top Four Attorney Concerns About Medical Records Part 1: Reading Handwriting in Written Medical Records
According to a poll run by Pat Iyer, the top four attorney concerns about medical records were reading the handwriting on manually written medical records, the lack of uniformity of charting systems, knowing whether certified copies are complete, and that the electronic medical records provide little insight. Poor Handwriting Reading handwriting in written medical records…
Read More...How to Make the Most of Your Medical Legal Consultant
Medical legal consultants are an important part of the legal team at many prestigious law firms. They assist attorneys with the complicated medical aspects of their cases. They have inside knowledge gained from the years spent working in the medical field. The most common type of consultant would be a nurse as they have been…
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