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ILP Full proofs - SHDA

Posted: Dec 07, 2013

Today I've been getting probably half the ILP reports to QA with "full proof" or something similar in the QA note on reports that aren't flagged for 100%. Usually I get maybe one or two a month like that, but today I've had quite a few, all by different ILPs. Any other SHDAs enounter this?

Granted, I just delete the comment and fill in their blanks and not do the full proof. If they want full proof, they will have to get put back on 100% QA so I'll get paid for it. Maybe their own QAs can start doing some actual work.

doncha hate that? - another SHDA

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I used to do what you are doing but then I was told we are supposed to do the full proof and submit it to the TSM to get credit. I think it's a royal pain.

another SHDA - mountainwoman

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I hate that, and when they put "verify ASR" and don't bother trying to fill it in. They also put "check cc" but they don't leave a QA marker where the cc is actually dictated! I'm sorry, I'm not listening to an entire report to find your cc. What kills me, is that obviously their 2 QA people didn't bother, so why should I?

and they are thinking they are saving money - anon

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So if you have to do a full proof like this and then submit it to TSM, why bother sending it to India or wherever in the first place? Seems like a waste of money instead of a saving of money. I agree with you; it would be a royal pain to keep track of the reports and then send them into your TSM. Have you checked, do you get the credit you should?

No kidding - SHDA

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I have two hospitals that have requested their work be 100% reviewed again. This work is typed by the ILP MT, "looked" at by ILP QA #1, "looked" at by ILP QA #2 (it's obvious they barely do that), and then the US SHDA does a 100% review at 4 cpl.

They could have sent it to a single US HDS to edit for maybe a little more than 4 cpl.

They are saving money because - old and burned out

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they pay the Indians $40/week (no typo) which equates to a fraction of a cent a line (and you thought they might be getting a full cent). I researched this a while back. Thus it can go through several layers before they even get to 1 cpl.

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