Rosale Lobo – Nursing Negligence

Today, healthcare is fraught with lawsuits against nurses. More accountability, reliability, autonomy and liability are required.

 Rosale Lobo – Nursing Negligence

• Time Stamping – It’s a Crucial Variable
  • Lawyers’ secret weapon
  • What you don’t realize
  • Be ahead of the rest
  • The dark truth about litigation timing
• Depositions
  • Testifying in court
  • You might be the next.
  • Waiting silently for your turn
  • Get ready for anything
  • Alarming facts about nursing and lawsuit
• Technology in the Nurses’ World
  • The medical record is a mere machine
  • Charting by exception is a meaningless phrase
  • Charting with minimalist principles could be a sign of t-r-O-You can also visit us-b-l-e
  • Asking for help or knowing your gadgets
• Drop down boxes: Avoid the risks
  • Credibility could be lost
  • Be careful when choosing your options
  • If your options are limited
  • The lawyers’ interpretation of mishaps
• Nursing Limits, Expectations & Responsibilities
  • Your license is your shingle
  • Copying/Pasting… it’s a mistake
  • Find the regulations and rules that will guide you
  • Know your limits and stand firm
• The Crime Scene
  • The body speaks for itself
  • The silent witnesses
  • Other people are telling the same story
  • The circumstantial evidence
  • Elements of an lawsuit
• The Worst Fears
  • Case studies
  • Actual depositions
  • Role for the plaintiff
  • Do not become the defendant

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• Time stamping and its realities
• 50 facts that you MUST know
• Drop down boxes in charting are dangerous
• Nursing credibility is enhanced by deposition behavior
• You can provide hard evidence of what your charting is communicating
• Are you the defense attorney? Or for you?
• Charting by exception is a meaningless phrase
• Trends in nursing litigation

Jessica studied nursing at a prestigious program with great faculty and internships. She was a voracious listener. “if you don’t document, you will get in trouble”. It was hard to explain. Her preceptor, a newly graduated student, taught her how she should document unit requirements. She also reassured her that too much writing was a waste. Jessica never doubted that. At this time in her career, Jessica was thinking… ”I don’t worry much about charting; the computer takes care of that. As long as I chart what my unit audits for, I can sleep soundly.”

2 years later… Jessica sat down quietly at the deposition table, her head hung low and she hadn’t slept in months. They asked her to spell her name in court reporter’s terms and she was sworn in. “Do you promise to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?”

Jessica is an example of what could happen to you. How was this possible? How did Jessica’s chart become a deposition proceeding. How can this happen to a nurse who is a great one?

Today, healthcare is fraught with lawsuits against nurses. The nurse is held more accountable, reliable, autonomous, and liable. Nursing is becoming more involved in lawsuits. Get involved as a Legal Nursing Consultant. Rosale LoboFor this fascinating and interesting look into nursing documentation, please contact Dr., MSN., RN. CNS. LNCC. This intensive workshop will allow you to dive into the world nursing from a litigious point of view.

Don’t end up like Jessica. You can learn how you can protect yourself so that you can rest peacefully tonight.

 Here’s what you can expect in the new book Rosale Lobo – Nursing Negligence

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