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December 21, 2002

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Flemington, NJ

Legal Nurse Consulting textbook released

CRC Press has released the second edition of the the core curriculum of legal nurse consulting, Legal Nurse Consulting: Principles and Practices. Patricia Iyer was the chief editor of this widely used text, now available for purchase.

“As the legal nurse consultant’s core reference text, this book defines the knowledge base of the specialty. This text is the authoritative resource that every LNC or nurse interested in this field should have on hand, to refer to time and again.”

American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants

Designed to meet the needs of both novice and advanced practitioners, the first edition of Legal Nurse Consulting: Principles and Practice established standards and defined the core curriculum of legal nurse consulting. It also guided the development of the certification examination administered by the American Legal Nurse Consultant Certification Board. The extensive revisions and additions in Legal Nurse Consulting: Principles and Practice, Second Edition make this best-selling reference even more indispensable. Legal nurse consulting programs all over the country rely on this book for educating nurses about how to enter this field. Many nurses use this text to teach themselves the basics. 

In this year-long project, as chief editor, Ms. Iyer recruited the 8 associate editors and guided the revision of the text. Ms. Iyer read and edited every draft of every one of the 46 chapters. All chapters were updated by the original or replacement author. Fifteen new ones were added, each of which highlights an important aspect of legal nurse consulting practice:

Entry into the Specialty

Certification

Nursing Theory: Applications to Legal Nurse Consulting

Elements of Triage for Medical Malpractice

Evaluating Nursing Home Cases

Principles of Evaluating Personal Injury Cases

Common Mechanisms of Injury in Personal Injury Cases

ERISA and HMO Litigation

The LNC as Case Manager

Report Preparation

Locating and Working with Expert Witnesses

The Role of the LNC in Preparation of Technical Demonstrative Evidence

Marketing

Growing a Business

Business Ethics

The text is available for purchase at our webstore.

 

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