Why Should You Use a Legal Nurse Consultant? Nurses are historically respected by the general public and other health professions for their expert knowledge, ability to identify and prioritize complex medical issues, and attention to detail. Nurses base their practice on sound research from multiple physiological, psychological and medical disciplines. This broad scientific background and professional flexibility make nurse consultants invaluable for those businesses or individuals dealing with health care issues, life care planning and policy development.  Do you want a medical expert to help you understand complex health and medical issues? Is flexibility important in a consultant? How about dependability? And consider the cost effectiveness of nurses compared to other high priced health care experts.  Available to work on: Medical malpractice cases. Toxic tort cases. Product liability cases. Managed care litigation. Nursing home litigation. Workman's Comp issues. Education projects for public or corporate use. Policy and standards research. Chronic illness management programs for individuals, groups, or organizations. Educational in services on multiple aspects of nursing & health care. Competency development for health care providers. Research and review of medical documents. Research of health care standards and practice. Case review for appropriateness of care. Policy development. Grant writing. Clinical or care path development based on evidence-based practice. Development of teaching tools for use in the classroom or clinical setting. Any litigation or project that includes medical issues! Contact us for resumes and fee schedules. Our Contact Information: Professional Nurse Consultants of America, LLC Catherine A. Price, RN, MSN, CLNC Marlene H. Brengard, RN, MSN, CLNC 609 West Poplar Street Paragould, Arkansas 72450 Phone: 870-476-3210 or 476-3211 Fax: 870-239-2306 E-mail: pricec@grnco.net or mhbrengard@swbell.net

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