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Long Term Care Nursing & Case Management Expert Witness
Review Fee $150/hrDeposition Fee $250/hrCourt Fee $400/hrThis licensed registered nurse has over 25 years of experience in nursing, including the fields of medical-surgical, hospice, and community health. She earned her AS from Saint Luke's School of Nursing and her BS in nursing from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Along with being licensed in Missouri and Kansas as a registered nurse, she is also a certified nurse life care planner and a member of the American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants. Formerly, she has held a number of nursing positions, including a community and employee health nurse at Clay County Public Health Center, a medical-surgical bedside care nurse at the Kansas City VA Medical Center, and a general medical-surgical nurse for Favorite Healthcare Staffing Services. She has also served as a nurse analyst for Shook, Hardy, and Bacon Lawfirm. Currently, she is a special health care needs service coordinator for a state department of health and senior services as well as a legal nurse consultant and nurse life care planner for a nursing consultancy in Missouri.
Legal Nurse Consultant, A nurse life care planning and consulting service in MO
Bachelor of Science (BS), University of Missouri-Kansas City
Liberty,
Missouri
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What Can a Long Term Care Expert Witness Opine On?
Medication Management
Overseeing patient medication schedules and dosages.
Personal Care Assistance
Helping with daily living activities and hygiene.
Nutritional Support
Planning and providing balanced meal options.
Physical Therapy
Promoting mobility and strength through exercises.
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FAQs for Long Term Care Expert Witnesses
What is a long term care expert witness?
A long term care expert witness is a healthcare or facility specialist who explains standards of care in legal cases. They assist by reviewing records, clarifying complex care issues, and testifying in court.
What types of cases can a Long Term Care expert witness opine on?
A Long Term Care expert witness opines on nursing home negligence, elder abuse, falls, pressure ulcers, medication errors, staffing, care plans, regulatory compliance, and wrongful death.
How can a long term care expert witness assist in evaluating facility standards of care?
A long term care expert witness evaluates facility standards of care by reviewing policies, records, and practices to determine if they meet professional and regulatory requirements.
What qualifications should counsel look for in a long term care expert witness?
Counsel should choose a long term care expert witness with clinical or administrative LTC experience, relevant licenses, strong testimony history, and deep knowledge of regulations and standards.
How does a long term care expert witness assess compliance with federal LTC regulations?
A long term care expert witness reviews policies, records, staff practices, and outcomes against federal LTC regulations and industry standards to determine compliance.
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