Dangerous doc

It seems to me that ASR is making more mistakes instead of "learning" like it is rumored to supposedly do. Today, my dictators are speaking clearly (for a change) and in one report, in the discharge meds he says "none" and ASR puts "Dilantin"??? That doesn't even SOUND the same! In another it clearly says follow up in 2 weeks and ASR puts "no follow up" in 2 weeks! I've noticed a lot more things like this in the past week. What's up? Think we& ...

Just wondering if anyone knows where I could get a list of the "dangerous abbreviations" in transcription. I was at a doctor's office one day and saw a sign on their wall that said something about dangerous abbreviations and something about things that transcriptionists should not type...but I left thinking that it would be something easy to find but have found no information on that at all. Thanks so much for your help! ...

I don't use dangerous abbreviations and I never abbreviate in the diagnosis and QA has been changing my reports to abbreviations in the diagnosis and changing words and adding the dangerous abbreviations. Does any else do this, not abbreviate etc? ...

Very interesting article-- I just wish the MTSOs would read it. They expect the MTs to sit for 8 solid hours pounding away like robots and even track "inactivity time" on your computer if you stop for a minute or two. I am finally free from the MT rat race and found another job where I can actually move around and interact with real people instead of staring at a computer screen for 8 solid hours. I only hope the scar on my leg from the shackle I have had to wear for years will ...

Do the BOS and dangerous abbreviation rules apply to office dictation that is outside the hospital setting (i.e. private practice offices). Thanks. ...

Really, with this time of VR, who can actually be accountable for the errors in reports? My VR is HORRID. It will completely change the name of medications that the dictator dictates and on and on. So, when a medical error is made, based on a report where the MT didn't catch a mistake on VR, how can they hold the MT solely responsible? I mean, we didn't TYPE that error, we just missed a word while proofreading. I wonder why they would allow something with ...

I had an idea and would like some feedback on it. I was wondering why we don't just call up, anonymously of course, the hospitals repeatedly and complain about some of these dangerous dictators. This really is a patient safety issue first and foremost, although it would be awesome to do something about them for our sake. Anyone who works on account BC with the dictator Dr. RK knows this is a patient safety issue. He is dangerous! Thanks in advance for your opin ...

Just had a dictator on a cell phone mid dictation say: &!$%, went through a red light. and then continues dictating. Just lovely. ...

I informed them of an error regarding a medication output by ASR,something sometimes said, but was not dictated. I was told this was programmed into the software, and they could not (i.e. would not) correct that. I have accused the software (programmers) of putting in often-said output rather than what was actually dictated which they have previously denied. Guess someone slipped up by admitting that was done with this medication. ...

I've searched the JCAHO website. I used to have a copy but can't find it. Would someone please be kind enough to point me to the link for the JCAHO list of dangerous abbreviations? ...

Dangerous doc - Whoa!

LOL - tired

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