Nursing Malpractice, 4th Ed Volume 1 Sean Doolan, Esq and Monica Kenny-Keff, Esq co-authored Chapter 24, “Crafting Effective Themes for a Nursing Malpractice Case”, 2010. Tucson, AZ: Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company Inc.
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Nursing Malpractice, 4th Ed Volume 2 Sean Doolan, Esq and Monica Kenny-Keff, Esq co-authored Chapter 11, “Assisted Living Liability”, 2010. Tucson, AZ: Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company Inc. An outstanding reference for the attorney, legal nurse consultant, insurance claim adjuster, healthcare risk manager, or healthcare facility leader involved in a nursing malpractice claim.
This newly revised Nursing Malpractice, Fourth Edition, Volume 1 and Volume 2 is designed to give you a comprehensive overview of nursing malpractice litigation. This extensively revised and updated edition of a classic covers the spectrum of the nursing process—from patient admittance to lawsuit. Volume 1 covers macroscopic topics such as patient safety, nursing practice, damages, and litigation of nursing malpractice claims. Volume 2 takes a closer look at more specific role, with detailed chapters on obstetrics, critical care, psychiatric, medical surgical, orthopaedic, managed care and emergency nursing, among many others.
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The Plaintiff’s Personal Injury Action in New York State Jason J. Platt authored the original version and edited later editions of Chapter 8, “Nursing Homes in New York: Regulations and Liability”, 2009, New York State Bar Association, Albany, NY.
As this publication notes, “attorneys used to dabble in plaintiff’s personal injury work: it was not overly complex. Those days are now long gone – if they ever truly existed”. The treatise goes on to suggest that in today’s world, attorneys must master certain areas of the law and in that light, the New York State Bar Association turned to “attorneys and judges in New York State known for their skill and achievement”. As one of these attorneys, Jason was honored to contribute the chapter which, in comprehensive fashion, addresses the substantive and practical aspects of Nursing Home Litigation in New York State.
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Nursing Malpractice, 3rd Ed. Sean Doolan, Esq and Monica Kenny-Keff, Esq co-authored Chapter 19, “Assisted Living Liability”, 2007. Tucson, AZ: Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company Inc.
Sean Doolan, Esq and Monica Kenny-Keff, Esq co-authored Chapter 44, “Crafting Effective Themes for a Nursing Malpractice Case”, 2007. Tucson, AZ: Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company Inc.
Nursing Malpractice, 3rd Ed., is geared toward the nurse, attorney, and insurance claims adjuster. It is described on the Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company website as, “Comprehensive and full of inside information, [the book] covers the spectrum of the nursing process – from patient admittance to lawsuit. Packed with tips and techniques for finding the missing loophole, [the book] reveals typical ways in which nurses try to cover up their mistakes, and shows how nurses are caught in a difficult position between the insurance company lawyers and hospital procedures. It details your defendant nurse’s daily routine, whether as a surgical nurse or nurse-supervisor in a nursing home setting, giving a comprehensive feel for all the actions which fall under a nurse’s responsibility.” April, 2007
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Nursing Home Litigation: Investigation and Case Preparation,2nd Edition Sean Doolan, Esq and Monica Kenny-Keff, Esq co-authored a chapter involving litigation strategies, 2005. Tucson, AZ: Lawyers and Judges Publishing Company Inc.
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Sean J. Doolan, Esq., Document Setting Forth Nursing Home’s Summary & Analysis of Accident was not Privileged as a record of quality assurance committees, p.9 Nursing Home Law Letter, Issue No.5, February 15, 2005
Sean J. Doolan, Esq., Nursing Facility Settles in Wrongful Death Case, p.35 Nursing Home Law Letter, Issue No.5, February 15, 2005