How many stat reports do you have daily? nmsg

I know this shouldn't bother me, but I have this doctor (and he has a PA-C under him that does it too) that STAT every file. He's an urgent care doc, so I get that he thinks because the place he works is called "Urgent Care" that everything he does must, therefore, be "urgent." But it's simply not true. Your "urgent" sinus infection which you felt you needed to STAT got pushed in front of several files that your colleagues who actually sent patients to the ER by ...

Any idea why all of my reports are stats? Its weird. Most of my shift is stat reports. When the stats run out, most of the time I get NJA. How is that possible? They are ASR too. I used to get probably 50/50 before the merge. But now that I started getting all of these stats, I'm probably 90/10. ...

Would appreciate opinions on this. Working as an IC and received an email regarding stat reports. If you are "scheduled" to be working and the hospital needs a stat you will be getting a call to transcribe the report. I am truly sick and tired of MT services taking advantage of IC status and then expecting an employee committment. Is it me, or is this situation getting worse? Recently I was looking to add hours as an IC and could not believe how many ...

This is patient's past medical history: Scoliosis, osteoarthritis, diverticulosis, asthma, COPD, fibromyalgia, anxiety, chronic fatigue, obsessive/compulsive disorder, bipolar, manic depression. ...

Hi all. I was just wondering what other MTs prefer...little short reports or very long reports? Do too many of either affect your line count (and therefore your pay)? I definitely prefer very long reports! ...

Hi, Is the word stat in all caps or just lower case? Thanks so much! ...

I'm doing an ER and doctor dictates CMP, BMP stat, and (what sounds like card A)? ...

Normally, with a brain injury patient, I would be extremely careful about pre-medicating the patient with lidocaine and fentanyl and waiting several minutes for this to s/l quit-al-bate and do a careful rapid-sequence intubation with etomidate and a long-acting paralytic agent. My clinical impression in this unfortunate patient is she is in trouble and needs a stat intubation. ...

Any info on this company? Pay on time? Good to work for? Or stay away? ...

Does anyone have recent info on this company? The good, the bad and the ugly. The only things I could find were several years TIA ...

Anyone ever notice that everytime the NTS-Stat address comes into your IM list that work gets screwy? I mean, why have this address at all since we never use this person or address for anything? Seems fishy to me that if you delete it, "it" knows to reappear on your IM list in, like, 20 seconds automatically. I know, several of you will revert to calling me paranoid. Please don't waste your breath. I'm just trying to figure out why and how the "monkey-business ...

Anyone else get driven nuts by dictators who STAT everything? There a group of about 3 doctors who work in the urgent care for the clinic I primarily type on and they STAT the great majority of their reports. What's weird is that they don't make them all STAT, just the majority of them. At first I thought, "maybe they've just been trained wrong and were told that urgent notes need to be coded this way," or maybe when they call in to do their reports, the prompts they ...

In Fluency when you have a stat job as a your 2nd file in your que, how do you switch the jobs so the stat jobs becomes the first available job? ...

Am i the only one that just hates the long ones? And by long I mean anything over like 4 minutes. I love progress and ER notes! ...

She is on peritoneal dialysis. She does not have an access. She has an old right AV s/l *brachiostemino* AV graft which was shut down at this time. Thx! ...

Anyone ever heard of them? I did an archive search and couldn't find anything. Thanks in advance! ...

I have an ortho doctor that I transcribe for, his office calls or emails me for STAT transcription constantly. I work for 2 family practice docs, 2 PAs and another ortho as well so I'm pretty busy. I often stop what I am working on to do this doctor's all-important work. My question is what is the standard for charging for STAT dictation? I wouldn't mind except, as I said, this happens every day. He cost me over $40 on Thursday because I was ...

s/l Dinardi Algar suture technique ...

Stroke/neuro disease specialist speaks with lisp and is eating while dictating to boot (always fun... LOL!). He is giving Past Medical History on patient, so his specialty actually may not be relevant. She is being seen for Alzheimer's with visual hallucinations. Other dictated PMH includes hypertension, diabetes mellitus type II. (Obviously not complete, given her current meds are Synthroid, atropine, vitamin E, Aricept, Lipitor, nifedipine, Namenda, glyburide. (Gi ...

Doctor left out an L. Gill's laminectomy http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijss/vol2n2/lumbar.xml Upon further review, it sounds like he is saying "consistent with a GILS or JILS procedure" (and then he spells it Gils or Jils). GILS or JILS procedure. Can someone confirm if this is correct? This physician has a very thick Spanish accent and is so very hard to understand. He spells out G O G L I S (or X) procedure. An ...

OK, I know that probably nobody on here has heard of Stat-Copy Technologies out of Texas, because it is a small company, but I have to warn people anyway. The wage dispute person from MT Stars cannot help me because I am an independent contractor. This company now owes me over $2500 for work that I did in July and August. The last time she paid me was on Oct 10, for a check that I should have had on Aug 15 -- 2 months late. I have sent repeated e-mails aski ...

STAT Transcription in Michigan's ad says must have $$ own computer, own programs, own up-to-date books, Stedman's Medical spell checker, up-to-date Drug Index--$$--for low wages, oh, and pay your own taxes, no benefits. Hospitals buy equipment for doctors...anything they want to keep them happy and on staff. Once a radiologist came into the transcription department for batteries for his hospital-supplied hand-held Dictaphone so he could dictate his office notes...suppl ...

Does anyone have any information on STAT Medical Transcription Services?? Thanx ...

Have never done peds really and definitely not PICU so I am stumped here. A 5-day-old girl with hypoplastic heart syndrome, just had a stage I Norwood procedure (whatever that is) with shunt placement. "Her creatinine was 0.82 and preoperatively was 0.67 so not much of a change there. Her s/l "flank nares" have remained in the 60s." ...

Looking for information on this company. Thanks! ...

Anyone work for this company, what's it like? ...

Chemstat, CBC with differential, urinaylysis , and troponin levels also. ...

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on the company board that STAT-Copy Technologies is over 2 months late paying me (over $2500). A week and a half ago, she had sent me an e-mail saying she sent a check, which I have not yet received as of today. I contacted her again to let her know I had not received any check. I told her I was tired of messing around and begging for my money and she would hear from my attorney. Well, she just e-mailed me and told me her company is filing ...

How many stat reports do you have daily? nmsg - boxermon

One - a month

Priority 1 that jump in ahead of everything else with a pop-up notice hardly ever. - Priority 2 about 5-10 a day. nm

stat reports - 50-60% - oldsterMT

Same here, but not that much. Just curious.nm - boxermon

boxermom - rottiemom

Yes, I love my dogs! nm - boxermon

Maybe 10 a day, but "normal," of course, varies. - :) nm

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