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Asthma in a Pediatric Patient: An Expert Witness Perspective
A Case Study and the Legal Nurse Consultant's Role

Erin F. Weber, BSN RN CCRN and Patricia Iyer RN MSN LNCC (Editor)

25 pages, softbound

2001, AALNC

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Written by experienced LNCs, this case study contains valuable information that help you conserve your time, money, and energy as an LNC, and enhance your value. The LNC who actually handled the case takes you through the entire process, from the initial client interview through the final report. She provides definitive guidelines you can use in your own practice, including:

•  evaluating the case's merit
•  communicating with the attorney and plaintiff
•  researching the medical literature preparing the deposition
•  reviewing medical records and other documents
•  using experts
•  developing timelines and other trial exhibits
•  creating the final report

Asthma in a Pediatric Patient: An Expert Witness Perspective includes a brief discussion of asthma and relevant clinical issues. Examples of expert reports from both the defense and plaintiff perspective are provided. Use this valuable resource to become more effective when assuming the expert witness role, in recognizing pertinent issues when screening a pediatric case, or when searching for an expert.

Table of Contents
I. Expert Witness Role Case Law. Reliability. Sources. Proximate Cause. Qualifications. Conflict of Interest
II. Case

III. Understanding Asthma and the Relevant Clinical Issues Risk Factors. Symptoms. Treatment.
IV. Case Preparation Assessment. Nursing Diagnosis and Nursing Care Plan. Interventions. Evaluation. Basic Life Support. Analysis of Documentation. Analysis of Medications.
V. Elements of Liability Duty. Breach of Duty. Injury and Causation. Plaintiff’s Medical Expert’s Opinion. Defense’s Medical Expert’s Opinion. The Plaintiff
VI. Intervention and Evaluation: Preparing the Expert Report
Appendix. Glossary of Terms. References. Suggested Reading.

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