Chart Like a Lawyer: Nurses Documentation
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- See your documentation through an attorney's eyes
- Write notes that clearly reflect the care you provided
- Spot the habits and gaps that can be used against you
- Chart with confidence, even on your busiest shifts
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Don’t Let One Bad Note Cost You Your License
- See your notes the way plaintiff attorneys do: Learn what they actually look for, so you can spot gaps.
- Document your critical thinking, not just your tasks: Replace vague phrases like “will continue to monitor” with specific, legally protective language.
- Avoid mistakes that put you at risk: Real-world examples and case breakdowns show you what puts nurses and NPs in jeopardy and how to fix it.
- Write objective, defensible notes: Gain the legal clarity and confidence to protect your career.
Customer Reviews
Hear from nurses and nurse practitioners who use this book to chart with more clarity and confidence.
Great for a new nurse like me
As a new nurse, I found the tips practical, easy to understand and immediately useful in my charting. Jaime does a great job explaining how to document thoroughly and professionally while protecting yourself legally. I highly recommend for any nurse who wants to improve their charting skills and
confidence!
Great Resource!
I think every nurse should read this book! Especially as a new grad nurse trying
to figure out my style of charting and what to chart/what not to chart, this
book is so helpful and helps explains charting from a legal perspective. Will
def be keeping this in my work bag to refer back to!! Highly recommend.
Helped me as a relatively new nurse.
I really enjoyed this book! I will most definitely be adapting my charting and language used for notes. One thing I had a question about is the late entry/note. How late is considered ‘late’? One hour? Two hours? I graduated during Covid so perhaps I wasn’t taught the best verbiage by my preceptor😉
Informative and useful
Very informative and eye opening. I also loved how it provided examples of what TO chart instead of saying what NOT to chart. Some parts were repetitive, but overall I feel like it leveled me up when it comes to charting
Real-world examples and case breakdowns
Real-world examples and case breakdowns
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paperback pages of valuable examples and case breakdown
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