Inside Medical Malpractice

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Attorney Randy Kinnard is considered one of the best lawyers in Nashville.  He is a highly respected legal professional and a decorated Vietnam veteran who has been recognized by countless organizations for his exceptional skill in and out of the courtroom.  His secret?  An emphasis on professional competence and great respect for all.  Listen in as Randy discusses two of his most interesting cases; one of which resulted in $55 million in damages and the other, the largest medical malpractice award in the state of Tennessee.  Hear how his experiences in Vietnam left him struggling, but somehow fearless in the courtroom. And don’t miss the fantastic advice he has to offer attorneys, healthcare professionals and the general public.  One of my favorite quotes?  “Medical Malpractice is Real.”  For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this brief, but honest interview Randy Kinnard shares how he spends his time when he’s not busy lawyering and talks about the people who helped shape his life. I’m pretty sure he named Thumper the Rabbit as one of his biggest influences (!) Randy talks about the struggle to overcome survivor guilt from the Vietnam war and tells the amazing story of how a bad golf shot led him to a gravestone, which brought him to his knees, and led him to the counsellor that changed his life.  Listen in as Randy shares what gets him out of bed every morning, what people most often get wrong about him and tells us the story of how his beautiful book ‘Respect through the eyes of children’ came to be.  Don’t miss this lovely interview! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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This month, Chris Rokosh sits in the hot seat!  Listen as Angela Armstrong of Prime Capital Group interviews Chris about her entrepreneurial journey on the podcast ‘Prime for Growth; Conversations with Everyday Innovators’.  Chris answers questions about the early days of life as a Legal Nurse Consultant and the ups and downs of growing Connect Experts into the business it is today. Hear how the journey hasn’t been just about getting somewhere - it's about staying focused on core values and purpose that drive the business along the way.  The key motivator? Never forgetting the heavy cost of malpractice on everyone involved; the doctors, the nurses, the patient, their family, communities, our healthcare, legal and social systems. Get inspired by this articulate, compassionate and insightful conversation.  For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this podcast, Dr. Michael Narvey talks about his life’s work as a Neonatologist at the Winnipeg Health Sciences Center.  Learn how he came to the honorable profession of caring for the tiniest, most vulnerable patients, what a ‘normal’ day looks like in the NICU, and the parts of his job that he loves…..and doesn’t. Dr. Narvey talks about how his work as an medical legal expert witness has not only changed his own medical practice for the better, but changed how he teaches students and residents.  With a great compassion and understanding of the professions of healthcare and law, Dr. Narvey shares what he thinks are the most important things doctors, nurses, lawyers and the public need to know about neonatal lawsuits.  There’s something valuable in this podcast for everyone! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this brief, but personal episode Dr. Narvey  talks about growing up in Manitoba (a native Winnipegger!), his family, and his current life at home.  Listen in as he shares how he spends his time off, what hobbies he enjoys, offers advice to his younger self and tells us what most people get wrong about him.  Then, he talks about his one amazing superpower, and how he uses it at home, at work, and with his patients.  Don’t miss this one! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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Inside Medical Malpractice welcomes Nurse Lawyer Farah Ismail back for another fascinating discussion on Long Term Care.  This episode shines a light on some of the events that have challenged the Ontario LTC system over the past few years, including a nurse serial killer and a seemingly never-ending pandemic.  Don’t miss Farah’s insightful discussion into the unique challenges of Long-Term Care and offers advice for families, facilities and healthcare professionals on how to keep residents safe.  Farah discusses the professional and legal obligations of healthcare personnel who witness unsafe care, emphasizing the requirement to prioritize the health and wellbeing of clients over the fear of retribution.  This podcast has something for everyone – those who work in the Long-Term Care sector, have family members in care, or may one day become a resident.  Don’t miss it! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this podcast, New York Lawyer Michael Kaplen shares his story about the client who focused his practice on brain injury litigation, which began a journey that led all the way to the White House.  Michael offers multiple examples of how the medical management or misdiagnosis of brain injury can result in malpractice litigation.  He then walks us through the process of a lawsuit in the NY which highlights some of the unique elements of US litigation.  Michael offers particular insight into two fascinating subjects. First, what rights do the nearly 14 million international visitors to NY have if they become unexpectedly ill or injured, hospitalized, and suspect medical negligence.  And secondly, what new issues are emerging in brain injury because of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Michael also offers solid, practical advice to lawyers, healthcare providers and the public on what he feels is the most important thing to know about brain injury in medical malpractice.  Don’t miss this incredibly interesting episode of Inside Medical Malpractice. It’s a good one! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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Dr. Colin Birch, Chief of Obstetrics at the Foothills Medical Center, opens this podcast with a fascinating discussion on the growing body of information surrounding the effects of COVID-19 on pregnancy, labor, and delivery. Then, he shares such an interesting and well-rounded perspective on medical malpractice, as the defendant in a lawsuit, a practicing physician, and a medical expert witness.  Listen as Dr. Birch shares how these experiences changed not only his personal approach to medicine but focused his education of medical students and residents. He then talks about the important role malpractice plays in healthcare, and shares ideas for how a less adversarial approach might improve the experience for everyone. After 30 years of practice, this physician has a wealth of knowledge for all of us.  Dr. Birch offers his best advice to doctors, nurses, lawyers, and the public on the most important thing they should know about Ob/Gyn medical malpractice.  Don’t miss this podcast! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this brief, but personal interview, Ob/Gyn Dr. Colin Birch tells us how he spends his time when he’s not working, offers advice for young medical students and shares what he would wish for his younger self. Learn about his journey from England to Canada, what people most often get wrong about him, and the amazing gift of loving your work.  Don’t miss this honest, open, insightful conversation with one of the busiest people I’ve met! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education

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In this brief, but insightful interview Brian Devlin considers the next phase of his life, talks about his family, his hobbies, his love of music and travel and tells us what people most often get wrong about him.  He also shares the superpower that has allowed him to live a life of no regrets.  Bonus! Brian plays an original guitar solo at the end of this podcast.  Don’t miss it! For more medical legal education, visit our website https://www.connectmlx.com/connect-to-education/connect-to-education