When preparing for a trial, deposition summary plays a crucial role in formulating strategies for attorneys—especially those handling medical malpractice and personal injury cases—where healthcare providers become key witnesses. Usually, these cases involve multiple...
According to a study by Atticus, 10-50% of workers’ compensation claims are denied due to insufficient or incomplete medical documentation. This stat underscores the indispensable role medical...
Cybersecurity awareness is significant for all industries, especially healthcare, as there is so much confidential, sensitive, and expensive patient information at stake. Confidential information...
Medical record organization and management is key to ensuring a successful third-party claim. Third-party health insurance includes public as well as private insurance programs, and managed care and...
Workers’ compensation covers most workplace injuries, including slip, trip and fall injuries. These accidents and consequent injuries can occur in all types of work environment, and the severity of...
Preventable infections are a common injury that leads to medical malpractice lawsuits and consequent medical records analysis to extract the important medical evidence. Patients who seek medical...
Gynecology medical negligence claims and the need for comprehensive medical record review arise when a patient’s medical treatment did not meet the required standards and caused her harm. Clinical...
Just as in any other healthcare setting, proper documentation is a very important part of nursing in nursing homes and long-term care facilities. The medical record of a resident allows nurses and...
A cumulative trauma injury is an injury that may be work-related and occur over a long period of time. This type of injury is also called a repetitive trauma injury. Just as other types of...
Medical record review involves evaluating a patient’s healthcare information for medical or legal purposes. It is the process where a reviewer reviews medical charts to ensure they are complete or...
Depositions are one of the most powerful aspects in the medical malpractice litigation process, and both the plaintiff and the defendant sides learn important facts related to the case. Typically,...