Nevada
Mrs. Cheramie C. Thompson has nearly 10 years of experience as in Registered Nursing. She earned her BSN from Mississippi College, her MHA from Belhaven University, and her MSN in Nursing Informatics from Walden University. Today, this expert is a Vohra Wound Certified Nurse by the Vohra Wound Physicians and licensed as a Registered Nurse in the states of Nevada and Mississippi. Formerly, this...
Specialties:
A wound care expert witness provides specialized knowledge on wound types, treatment, and healing processes. They can offer insights into standard care practices, causation, and damages in personal injury or medical malpractice cases.
Subspecialties include diabetic wound care, pressure ulcer management, surgical wound care, and burn wounds. Each area requires unique expertise to provide accurate testimony.
In a medical malpractice case, a wound care expert can evaluate if the standard of care was met during treatment, identify any negligence or errors made, and assess the impact on patient outcomes.
These experts can determine if proper preventative measures were taken and if the treatment provided was appropriate. Their testimony can be crucial in establishing liability.
Yes, based on their extensive knowledge and experience, they can provide evidence-based estimates on healing times for various types of wounds.
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