Learn the Basics to becoming a Legal Nurse Consultant from one convenient book set. The book set includes "Legal Nurse Consulting, Principles & Practice" which establishes standards and defines the core curriculum of legal nurse consulting, "The Expert Witness Handbook" which takes you through step by step in dealing with attorneys, and "Legal Nurse Consulting, The LNC Marketing Handbook" which teaches you how to market your company effectively and get the cases you want. It is the perfect place to start your Legal Nurse Consulting career.


Legal Nurse Consulting, The LNC Marketing Handbook
By Veronica Castellana RN, BSN, CLNC
and Ryan Sanchez BSME

• How to Market Your Legal Nurse Consulting Business
• How to Make More Money as a Legal Nurse Consultant
• What You Need to Start up Your Business
• Effective Strategies for Legal Nurse Consultants
• Proven Methods for Marketing Your Business
• Setting up and Building Your Business to Succeed
• Building Your Clientele
• All the information you need to get started

The Expert Witness Handbook
By Dan Poynter

• What does an expert witness do?
• What are the tough questions and how should I answer them?
• How much does an expert witness charge?
• How does an expert witness find clients?
• How will I prepare for testimony?
• What will happen in the courtroom?
• How can I make my testimony more effective?
• Where can I get more information?

And More...

Medical Legal Aspects of Medical Records
By: Patricia W. Iyer, MSN, RN, LNCC, CLNI
Barbara J. Levin, BSN, RN, ONC, LNCC
Mary Ann Shea, JD, BS, RN

• Generation and preservation of medical records

• Legal aspects of charting
   

• Creation and maintenance of records in the nursing process

• Charting systems

• Computerized records

• Billing and coding

• HIPPA regulations

• Standards Initiatives in medical records

• Obtaining, organizing and analyzing records

• Inpatient and outpatient specialty areas

• Tampering with medical records

• Forensic and autopsy records

• Forensic examination of medical records

• Attorney use of medical records