Merit Review Dialysis ICU Nurse Registered Nurse Critical Care Bedside Experience Expert Witness Charge Nurse Covid Ventilator
BOUCHARD CHUNG LEGAL NURSE CONSULTING LLC
How can BC Legal Nurse streamline your processes?
- Search & summarize the EMR for key players and red flags
- Provide Medical Chronologies and Fact Summaries
- Merit: Find out early! Merit reviews and Letters of Merit available.
- Hot Topic: Medical Devices: Restraints, IV pumps, wheelchairs, catheters, central lines, side rails, hospital beds, ventilators, & more
- Hot Topic: Hospital-Acquired Infections (HAIs): What caused the infection? Central line, ventilator acquired, and foley catheter infections. Investigated for you!
- Hot Topic: Standards of Care: Were standards followed?
- Hot Topic: Restraints: Injuries from restraints and death in restraints
- Hot Topic: Wounds & Pressure Ulcers: Were patients turned appropriately?
- Hot Topic: Falls: 22-point Fall Analysis / Deep Dive into falls
- Hot Topic: Covid: Laura actively cares for Covid patients. A new area of litigation
- Answer questions about issues including: safe staffing ratios, physician/nurse communication with families, chain of command
- Provide up to date info about the latest interventions at the bedside, such as: Rapid Responses, I-Stat labs, and post code blue blood panels.
About Legal Nurse Laura
Laura Bouchard Chung RN MS CCRN LNC
Laura has twenty-two years of bedside hospital experience, in both teaching and community hospitals, in NYC, CA, and CT. Laura is currently a staff nurse in a large ICU, a Rapid Response Team (RRT) nurse and relief charge nurse. She responds to patient emergencies, such as: codes, strokes, falls, and Rapid Responses. She is experienced in the many types of PPE and hospital equipment including: restraints, hospital beds, wheelchairs, IV pumps, ventilators, and dialysis machines.
Confused about a medical term or condition?
Ask Laura, a registered nurse who is actively at the hospital bedside, to help you courtside! Feel free to ask her questions about medical terms, big or small. No question is silly. Laura is currently employed at a hospital, working with patients and physicians daily. She has seen it all in her 22 years of practice.