Scary, scary ASR

A friend of mine was just fired from MQ with no warning whatsoever! Apparently she had CC'd the wrong doctor (very similar-sounding names, ESL dictator). I know this is a major HIPAA violation, but everyone makes mistakes...we are only human. My friend always had excellent QA audits above 98%, 15+ years as MT, no other issues with her work. You would think they would look at this on a case-by-case basis, consider past record, when it comes to firing someone on the spot like that. It is ...

An app to help interns and residents figure out just what to do in the ER? There's an app for that? They need an app to treat me? IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM? omg http://exclusive.multibriefs.com/content/new-app-helps-med-students-diagnosis-quickly-in-er/medical-allied-healthcare ...

During my first visit with a new doctor yesterday, I wondered why I was not presented with the usual "book of history" to fill out beforehand. As the nurse was asking questions, she was busy clicking on pull-down menus, etc. On her computer screen was software called SOAPware, and there, formatted into SOAP format and all, I saw my replacement. Later, in the exam room, the FNP was using the software as well as we went along, after exam, labs, etc. I made a comment ...

I was just searching the web to find a type of surgical camera and found this on a used equiment site... Can you imagine...if THAT voice recognition worked as well as MQ's voice recognition... what kind of things might get taken out during surgery. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. Surgical robot, AESOP, voice activated - $6,500 List: $75,000. MedCon: VG. Aesop model 2000 surgical robot, made by Computer motion medical robotics company. Also called an automated ...

A doctor who cannot pronounce encephalomalacia! She fumbles around with it for a while and then says "oh well, I will just spell it" and did so like she was asking a question (did spell it correctly though). This is an English speaking dictator with an MD credential. Must be a resident as she has a co-signer but, my God, she should be more familiar with terms by now you would think. She also fumbles around with common medication names and mg instead of mcg for Synthroid. Fo ...

Dictated: "The patient arrived from home by auto." VR's Version: "The patient arrived by curvilinear polo player." ...

VR: has been taking a lot of Tylenol. Should be: has been taking allopurinol. VR's way of "thinking" is getting a little bit frightening. It seems like it's changing context to accommodate its own errors. I've seen it insert words and phrases that are clearly not dictated but would "fit" with the mistyped term. ...

First, VR was going to replace us. When that didn't work, now we -- American MTs -- are fine-tuning VR so the Indian MTs can replace us. And to make sure this happens, MTSOs are paying us unfair, unlivable wages to force us out, thus forcing clients to accept what they get from the Indian MTs because there won't be enough qualified American MTs left. I know this really isn't news, but I thought I'd share anyway. ...

I have this doctor I've been working with for a few years through a company, who is very old. He frequently loses his place while dictating and often doesn't make sense. Today has been bad already. One report he dictated 3 sentences that did not make sense, nor was it clear what he was really trying to say. Another report he dictated the exam, paused, started to dictate exam and then realized he already did, started with the impression, dictated #1, t ...

dictation found on the internet back in 2008. Just now reporting this apparently to the general public. Just saw this on Facebook. ...

This is getting so scary. It's more than just holiday slowdown and winter storms. Where is all the work? Please, please, please, if any CURRENT employee knows anything, I'm begging you to share with the rest of us. ...

Too long to post here, but this is a must read. Link below. ...

Just had one dictate that this teenager took: Insulin 300-unit meal bolus plus 1 unit per 15 g carbs. Considering 300 units is a whole vial, that could be deadly. Looking back at old records it was supposed to be: Insulin 300 units/3 mL. Meal bolus: 1 unit per 15 g carbs. ...

work and be happy they had a job. But now, those same MTs have turned into slueths sniffing out less than honest MTSO. Must be scary to know any day, you could get a call from an attorny, like what happened to Transcend management. Like what happened to MM several years ago. Must be scary to be an MTSO and know that you have to do business in an honest fashion, or else, these days, good chance you will be caught being dishonest. Must be scary to think at the very least y ...

Anyone else get a status update that included "Skip the scary movie marathon and work overtime"? Them constantly asking for OT is what's scary and full of horror! But I need the money, so I guess I'll batten down the hatches and "find an hour or two before or after my shift" to help them out! Heaven forbid the managers ever hop on and transcribe! But I know they don't because when you ask them a simple question about account specs, they have no clue! If ...

Scary, scary ASR - anon

I have run across that many times. - dnr

It actually did not make it up - MT

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