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and don't hit ME over the head, but I love it when the ER docs talk fast. Once you're used to their dictation, which you have to remember they have repeated over and over again a bizillion times, you will wish they would hurry up because you already know what they're going to say before they say it. I have done ER work for many years and I will make a suggestion, if I may. If you have this option, ask for samples of every ER doc and their usual ROS and PE sections. Once you have this and can follow them along and figure out the holes, the holes will become less and you will say "ahAA" to what their mumbojumbo. Then after you're used to them, you'll actually find yourself speeding them up to mickey mouse speed. I find that the faster they talk, the faster I can get through the dictation and make money. For me, it's better than them sitting there, eating their dinner, reading the newspaper, while trying to find the patient's vitals or something. That's just my personal opinion, of course. Take it or leave it. But I think there is hope and you may grow to love them after while. |
Personally speaking... sm - ER lover
