Case Management Consultant to Attorneys in Litigated Cases

Karen Preston1

  • 1RNS HealthCare Consultants, Sacramento, CA USA.

Summary

Rehabilitation nurses can leverage their expertise in private case management for medical-legal cases. This role involves providing essential care coordination and support to clients navigating the litigation process.

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