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What a Registered Nurse Actually Does at a Medical Expert Firm

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How our RNs vet experts, coordinate with physicians, and give attorneys real recommendations — not just CVs. We talk a lot about the fact that we have registered nurses on staff. What we don’t talk about enough is what they actually do all day. The interaction An attorney reached out on a case that needed … Continued

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Why Birth Injury Cases Are Rarely One Case

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A birth injury case is rarely one case. There’s the obstetrician who managed the delivery. The L&D nurse at the bedside. The neonatal team that took over after. Three sets of decisions, three standards of care, sometimes three defendants. Each of these periods can be the actual location of the breach. Or all three can … Continued

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Fetal Assault: A New Tennessee Law with a Huge Loophole

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In Tennessee, when a child is born addicted to drugs (particularly narcotics), it is considered fetal assault. Mothers can escape fetal assault charges if they have a prescription for said drugs during their pregnancy. Pain clinics, referred to as “pill mills” by law enforcement, are common in Tennessee, and make it easy for the public, … Continued

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Study Reveals Newborns Equally Threatened by Non-Resistant Infections. Calls for Change in Protocol at Neonatal Care Facilities.

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A recent study published by JAMA Pediatrics found that non-resistant staph infections occur more than twice as often in newborns as resistant strains. Though the bacteria respond to antibiotics, they still have nearly as high a death rate among newborns as antibiotic-resistant strains, like MRSA. Researchers concluded that these findings point to a need for … Continued

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