Forensic Nursing Chronicles: Medicare Supplement Fraud

Friday, March 21, 2008

Medicare Supplement Fraud

I am glad to know you offer a program to help senior citizens. Even though your help is indirect, I plan to participate in your course. I will be taking Forensic Nursing so I may help senior citizens who are prey to Medicare Supplement fraud. I understand part of your program deals with Healthcare Computer Forensics and Elder Abuse. Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

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"I read with interest four articles 1) More on Photographing Forensic Evidence 2) Evidence Collection Basics at a Crime Scene 3) Opportunities in Forensic Nursing and 4) Forensic Nursing within the Criminal Justice System.

I must admit I have never considered the field of forensic nursing. In light of the popularity of TV shows such as CSI and the like, I have always been fascinated by forensic science and seem drawn to these dramas.

Considering the legal aspects necessary in forensics, partnered with the medical expertise required, it makes perfect sense that there would be a role for nursing in this field.

Reading with interest more on the evidence gathering process was enlightening. The importance that photographs play in the evidence as well as proper evidence collecting as it relates to the crime scene are important concepts to forensics. It was interesting to note the fragile nature of fingerprints and the urgent need to collect them first in crime scene data collection."

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