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Stories and analysis collected under “Documentation Of Critical Events”.

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EMR Documentation Part V: For OB, Neonatal, and Midwifery Providers preview image
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Jul 17, 2025

EMR Documentation Part V: For OB, Neonatal, and Midwifery Providers

Incomplete documentation of critical events is a standard error and interferes with effective representation for defense attorneys. OB and Neonatal providers encounter recurring situations that account for fetal/neonatal injuries.

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Responsible Documentation of Patient Care IV preview image
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Jun 27, 2025

Responsible Documentation of Patient Care IV

Some of the most frequently requested documents from health care institutions in preparation for litigation are Policies & Procedures. An example: Pitocin dosage and management, nursing protocols, electronic fetal monitoring, VBAC, shoulder dystocia, mag and pre-e, preterm labor, oxygen administration and neonates, AND Chain of command. Plaintiffs’ attorneys will compare relevant policies and procedures to the care provided and how it was documented.

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