If You Interview Me Or Invite Me To Speak At Your Next Event
We Could Talk About the Fact That Medical Errors are the 5th Leading Cause of Death in America. The mistakes made by doctors, patients, and other healthcare providers —are the fifth leading cause of death in America, taking the lives of more than 100,000 patients annually; the equivalent of thirty 9/11 bombings. Medical errors go onto injure, disable, and bankrupt another two million patients. And we could talk about the things I've seen with my own eyes and why I'm so passionate about helping to stop them.
We could talk about the fact that every time anyone visits a doctor or a hospital they have a one in four or twenty-five percent chance of being injured or killed by a medical error. The elderly, the poor, the less well educated, minorities and the sick are at even greater risk.
We Could Talk About How to Prevent Medical Errors. The techniques I write about to improve patient provider communication in What Did the Doctor Just Say? have been proven by the Joint Commission, AHRQ the Institute of Medicine and others to reduce medical errors by up to 80 percent
We Could Talk About How to Prevent Medical Errors. The techniques I write about to improve patient provider communication in What Did the Doctor Just Say? have been proven by the Joint Commission, AHRQ the Institute of Medicine and others to reduce medical errors by up to 80 percent
We Could Talk About Healthcare Reform. Medical errors cost our nation’s healthcare system an estimated $37.6 billion dollars per year. Dollars our nation can no longer afford. Patient safety reform is essential to any type of meaningful reform.
We Could Talk About Why Medical Errors Happen. The majority of errors occur because of barriers in communication between patients and providers. It is estimated that 90,000,000 people have difficulty understanding what the doctor says, how to answer the doctors questions or what information they should give to their providers to help keep them save when visiting a doctor or a hospital.
We Could Talk About Why Medical Errors Happen. The majority of errors occur because of barriers in communication between patients and providers. It is estimated that 90,000,000 people have difficulty understanding what the doctor says, how to answer the doctors questions or what information they should give to their providers to help keep them save when visiting a doctor or a hospital.
And Most Importantly We Could Talk About getting the information contained in What Did the Doctor Just Say? into the hands of of the people, patients and their care givers and together we can help to save over 100,000 people from the horrors a medical error. I can’t do it without you. Please help me to save lives and protect the healthcare system.
Contact Me And Let’s Talk About An Interview or
Presentation for Your Audience
Lynn R. Parker, RN, Nurse Practitioner and Patient Advocate
Email: Lynn@WhatDidtheDoctorJustSay.com
Telephone: 732.259.5156
My personal mission is to help save over 100,000 patients and their families from the horrors of a medical error and I can’t do it without you.
I seek to help people and patients by teaching them the techniques and statergies that empower patients to take control of their health and their healthcare safety taught in What Did the Doctor Just Say? into every home in America.
My commitment to this matter is born out of what I have seen in over 20 years of practice as nurse and a nurse practitioner. Because of the things I have seen and know what happen everyday in healthcare setting across our nation and just how dangerous those places can be. I believe the information contained in this book is of vital importance to every person who will enter the healthcare system and to those who love them.
And teaching patients how to help providers prevent medical errors in their case is of major importance to the healthcare system itself. We as a nation can no longer afford to spend billions correcting and paying liability claims for medical errors.
I would consider it my honor to speak to your audience and to have yet another opportunity to get the word out. If you would like to:
Interview me or your radio or television show and discuss the how, what where, why and when of how patients and providers can help prevent medical, medication, surgical, hospital, and end of life care errors or;
If you would like me to speak at your next conference or meeting I would me more than happy to discuss doing a presentation for your organization. Presentations can be tailored to meet your needs. My current topics include:
How to use the techniques in What Did the Doctor Just Say? to prevent all types of medical errors
The patients role in medical error prevention and strategies to
get patient involvement
How healthcare providers can decrease medical errors and
their own risk of being involved in a malpractice suit
their own risk of being involved in a malpractice suit
How encouraging patients to be an active part in their care
will improve outcomes and job satisfaction for healthcare professionals
Nursing’s role in medical error prevention
Interactive workshops and presentations for patient groups
and caregivers on how they can claim their power and their
responsibility in protecting their health and safety.
and caregivers on how they can claim their power and their
responsibility in protecting their health and safety.
You Can Find Me At
Lynn@WhatDidtheDoctorJustSay.com
Lynn@WhatDidtheDoctorJustSay.com
& at, iUniverse.com (electronic download available)
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