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TIDBIT TUESDAY The Trials of Testimony; Expert Witnessing By Richard Bays JD, MBA, RN, LNCC, LCP-C, MCP-C, MSA-C Excerpt AANLCP Spring 2022 Understand When You Don’t Understand Most depositions start with introductions and the attorney will typically instruct that if you don’t understand what they are asking then you will say so. They further state that if you answer the question they assume you understood it. An expert should never attempt to answer a question that they simply do not understand. If there is a term, a phrase, or even a full sentence that is not clear you should not attempt to reason out what you “think” they are asking. If the attorney asks a question that is composed of multiple parts or ideas, do not attempt to answer it. As an expert, you should ask them to repeat the question. If it is still unclear you should state that fact. Questions that contain multiple parts are difficult to dissect and track, therefore you should always ask for clarity. One strategy is to repeat what you heard as the question and ask if that is correct. An example would be, “What was the level of the spinal injury? Is that the question you are asking?” #nurses #ot #pt #doctor #casemanagement #legalnurseconsultant

TIDBIT TUESDAY The Trials of Testimony; Expert Witnessing By Richard Bays JD, MBA, RN, LNCC, LCP-C, MCP-C, MSA-C Excerpt AANLCP Spring 2022 Understand When You Don’t Understand Most depositions start with introductions and the attorney will typically instruct that if you don’t understand what they are asking then you will say so. They further state that if you answer the question they assume you understood it. An expert should never attempt to answer a question that they simply do not understand. If there is a term, a phrase, or even a full sentence that is not clear you should not attempt to reason out what you “think” they are asking. If the attorney asks a question that is composed of multiple parts or ideas, do not attempt to answer it. As an expert, you should ask them to repeat the question. If it is still unclear you should state that fact. Questions that contain multiple parts are difficult to dissect and track, therefore you should always ask for clarity. One strategy is to repeat what you heard as the question and ask if that is correct. An example would be, “What was the level of the spinal injury? Is that the question you are asking?” #nurses #ot #pt #doctor #casemanagement #legalnurseconsultant

TIDBIT TUESDAY The Trials of Testimony; Expert Witnessing By Richard Bays JD, MBA, RN, LNCC, LCP-C, MCP-C, MSA-C Excerpt AANLCP Spring 2022 Understand When You Don’t Understand Most depositions start with introductions and the attorney will typically instruct that if you don’t understand what they are asking then you will say so. They further state that if you answer the question they assume you understood it. An expert should never attempt to answer a question that they simply do not understand. If there is a term, a phrase, or even a full sentence that is not clear you should not attempt to reason out what you “think” they are asking. If the attorney asks a question that is composed of multiple parts or ideas, do not attempt to answer it. As an expert, you should ask them to repeat the question. If it is still unclear you should state that fact. Questions that contain multiple parts are difficult to dissect and track, therefore you should always ask for clarity. One strategy is to repeat what you heard as the question and ask if that is correct. An example would be, “What was the level of the spinal injury? Is that the question you are asking?” #nurses #ot #pt #doctor #casemanagement #legalnurseconsultant

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