Capitalizing first letter of sentences

Is there any easy way to capitalize after the period rather than deleting the letter and making it caps? Thanks. ...

A few weeks ago, for no reason that I can find, I cannot get the first letter of a sentence to be in all caps automatically, (unless I do it manually.) The same for the letter " I " by itself when typed. It was always automatic and now all of a sudden it is doing this and I cannot figure out how to change it back. Has anybody else had this problem, if so, how did you fix it? Thanks, appreciate the help ...

I think this doc is going for a new record. ...

Continue Sinemet tablet 25 mg to 100 mg orally 360 one tab q.i.d. 90 refills 3. she actually says "25 mg dash 100 mg" but I put the "to" instead of "-" I am not sure how to punctuate that sentence or break it up if needed? thank you!! ...

Using hemoclipped or endoclipped...... are they still capitalized when used this way? Thanks. ...

I thought it was supposed to be a 1 sentence entry. ...

I was corrected for not making one sentence into about two pages, like the doc dictated. Do many places do this? ...

I keep seeing arguments about how you do not cap departments unless preceded by a clinic or hospital name and some say according to BOS3 you do cap them now. ...

Is it Cardiology Service, Pain Service, etc., or Cardiology service, Pain service? It's a specific entity, but "service" to me looks unnecessarily capitalized.... some days, I doubt everything I do... lol ...

Would you capitalize "Plastics" (as in Plastic Surgery) because it is a department name? I'm wondering since it is kind of like a slang term. ...

When typing "Specimens were submitted to the toxicology laboratory or toxicology department" do you capitalize toxicology? I'm confused and even with my BOS, it's confusing. To me, you wouldn't because it's general to any place and would be more of a common noun, right? ...

When typing informed consent my microsoft word wants me to capitalize these as "Informed Consent". Is this correct? My sentence reads, After informed consent, the patient was placed>>>>>> Thanks ...

Anyone else having this a lot lately? It just seems that this should be something very easy for the ISR and yet it is continually NOT capitalizing the first word in a sentence - makes editing slow and tedious because of this glitch at times, because you can never trust it. You would think that would be one of the easier things for the ISR to do, so why is this continuing to be a problem I wonder? Just when I think the ISR is starting to get better with certain dictators and almost back to wher ...

wasn't capping before? WTH? Is this just another sneaky way to catch us on medication errors, which happen to be nice 3-points-off errors that I am sure they love? I suggest everyone double check all meds now, even though it takes extra time. I myself do know which are or are not capped for a lot of meds, but not all of them, and it is very easy to let one slip....I think I let one slip on my last report! Waiting for the email telling me I failed and then the h ...

I've always capitalized emergency room or clinic when it came after the proper noun, such as St. Mary's Emergency Room or St. Mary's Hospital, etc, since it is a specific name of a specific place. I have just been dinged by an MME that it should be St. Mary's emergency room and St. Mary's hospital. Have I been doing it wrong all these years? According to some grammar sites, I'm correct, but have they changed things? ...

Well, I have too read between the lines in that letter. I hope no one read it and said to themselves - well, I guess they do appreciate us - NOT. I also think they are going to take something away, whether wages or benefits. I have cut back everyway I can think of, dropped full coverage on my vehicle, cut back on my Dish satellite, which I do not have time to watch anyway, just buy the groceries I need, do not go anywhere unless I absolutely have to, etc. If things get mu ...

firm (Pepper Law)who will be handling the audits of companies for compliance with the laws regarding independent contractors vs employees. Dear Sirs, As a medical transcriptionist I am happy that the federal government will be cracking down on the companies that misclassify employees as independent contractors. This practice is rampant in the medical transcription field and I wanted to make sure that you are aware of this. These companies require a set schedule including a com ...

Got an e mail from CEO stating how wonderful the company is doing. Of course it is, we are producing more than every before and getting paid far less than ever before. Who would'nt turn a profit. Can't make my rent for the 2nd month in a row. ...

Can anyone tell me what the more preferred way to type the above sentence would be? Also, should I not use commas before "dated" and after the date or should I just straight type it "The report dated 08/12/09 states...." We have a few different opinions in the office (which only dictated and have somewhat poor use of the English language) and I would like to see what you, the MT community, thinks. Thanks! ...

Received a letter from MQ. Basically it is a thank you letter of how my efforts are paying off for MQ. How we had to adapt to change over the past 3-4 years. About off-shoring and basically how a survey will be coming in 2010. The company basically appreciates us, however, SHOW ME THE MONEY!! Instead, we get money taken away over the years and yet, they appreciate us. Overall, the letter was well written. Tell me what you think? I am glad they appreci ...

The conglomerate I type for mostly (which is about 30 university clinics, each with 150 or so non-English-speaking residents) sends almost everything in "letter" form. There is a useless letter standard, but I spend the first 1-2 minutes of the dictation on the address (and have to manually re-enter into the cc list), usually have to go Google to try to find how Dr. Swishandswash spells his name and address in Podunkville. It is killing me. There must be some way to stream ...

Is the new pay rate in an e-mail or snail mail? I haven't gotten either yet. ...

Did you happen to read the letter to Obama written by a transcriptionist when first logging on to MTStars? I think it is VERY well said, and we should send a similar one to him. The writing is definitely on the wall. I am seriously considering quitting as I am sure MT's jobs will be obsolete very soon. However, now I am debating whether to stick it out here until the end and hope for either a severance pay or unemployment. My CCM was MORE THAN HAPPY to off ...

Help me out here. I have more than 35 years' acute care experience that covered absolutely every speciality and subspecialty out there. I worked at a 1000-bed teaching/research hospital for many years, along with some smaller regional hospitals. I am a high-production MT serving in a significant ESL environment. I have excellent quarterly QA scores. I was the go-to MT with drop-dead reliability, who would stay there until the job was done. My references are perfect. I had formal MT traini ...

A friend of mine, who as you will observe has been at this game for awhile, wrote this letter to her employer. Dear ______: As you know, when I took this job to supplement my Social Security, I was concerned that I would have to limit my hours in order not to exceed the income level that Social Security permits recipients to earn. I see now that my concerns were needless, and would like to thank you for underpaying me so severely that I am able not only to work full time, but even to ...

so far. It is a long one so please bear with me US DEPT OF LABOR RE MT To Whom It May Concern; I have been a medical transcriptionist for 16 years. I have been working at home 14 of those 16 years. When I started out working at home, I was offered 7-1/2 cpl. I am now consistently offered 6-7 cpl for straight transcription and 3-4 cpl for editing. I am lucky to make $20 a day. That includes running out of work, the ridiculously low pay and the tons of accoun ...

Medical Transcriptionist Week began May 20th to recognize MTs over a week. The theme this year: Patient Safety. MTs across the country are transcribing medical records and are dedicated to being a 1st-line defense against errors that can negatively and sometimes fatally affect you as a patient - physicians make mistakes. MTs ensure those errors do not end up in your Electronic Medical Record. Healthcare consumers are you aware that local hospitals are outsourcing their work to what are kno ...

She seems like a nice enough person. However, as MT of the year, she gets to be on the MT Taskforce. Do you think she represents the way most of us feel? ...

Capitalizing first letter of sentences - pkl64

actually, pertaining only to bacteria - a period is not necessary anymore

F2 - Ang

F2 - pkl64

You're welcome - Ang

capitalizing - mommom5

capitalizing - pkl64

Supposed to leave off the period anyways. - H pylori/C diff

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