Mistakes - anon

Iâ��ve been an MT for 25 years. I consider myself pretty good. I do not consider myself â��perfectâ��. I never will be. I do make mistakes almost always small ones like leaving a word out. Iâ��ve worked for this new company for over a year now. She is now doing QA to everything I transcribe. Iâ��ve really been doubting my abilities as an MT now and wonder how/why my other clients have used my services for 20 years and not once complained. When you transcribe over 1,700 lines a d ...

Dictated: He takes Vyvanse SR put: He takes five aunts Dictated: He is going to the Florida Keys SR put: He is going to the floor of the knees I just had to find something to laugh at this week. Happy MT week in advance to all. If I could afford it, I would GIVE you something and not make you pay taxes on it or use your own free time to try and win something not worth playing for. ...

Now we are going to be put on mgmt if we make a mistake in the ADT because the client is complaining about too many mistakes. We don't even get paid for doing the ADT in which case I have to manually type patient name, MR # 3 times, DOB, DOS to which I don't get 1 red cent and they are going to put me on mgmt because I made a mistake. This place just pisses me off so bad. ...

Have you ever realized that you made a mistake on a report that you just sent? I wish DQS had a window of time before the report goes to the client that you could go back to it and fix the error. I would think only 15 minutes would work. ...

or how long you have been doing this. Nuance uses this to their advantage. They really don't CARE about the mistakes or quality. This is a TOOL to keep pay nice and low, plain and simple. The fair and just way to do this is how it used to be. First of all, it depends on the DICTATOR reading his own reports when he/she gets them back--(like they are SUPPOSED TO DO) -- If there are mistakes, they are corrected. Yes, if it was the MTs mistake, they are noti ...

At my company (a smaller one) there are a lot of mistakes in the normal dictations that the doctors request. The way they are created in the first place is the transcriptionist types up the report and sends it to QA saying the doctor would like to use this in the future for his normal, but I don't think they get reviewed by QA. I think they just get created the way they are. So if it was a right eye, the word right is there all the way through it. If a word is misspe ...

Regarding all the talk about unions below: I once had a very good job, and was a very "Happy MT". I worked inhouse. I made great money. I got vacations, 401K, paid sick days, good healthcare, etc. So one day, while I was happily typing away on my Correcting Selectric, at my great little desk, at my great little job, a union organizer came to visit the department. The hospital was actually considering ha ...

I am so TIRED of fixing doctors mistakes constantly. I dont get paid for that. I get paid to pound out reports per hour. Instead so far today, my first 3 hours have been fixing reports, leaving notes to the hospital....line 10 blank..dr stated..., line 24 blank..dr stated, etc. These guys have to take some responsibility for their dictation. They are so messy and haphazard in their dictations. It would be different if we were getting paid by the hour, I would not ha ...

I'm pretty new to editing and just wondering.. Why does EditScript keep making mistakes over and over, even with good and clear dictators ( I do have a few of them, though not many)? ES keeps printing "basil ganglia", for example. Tearing my hair out - not much left now. :p Does it ever get any better? ...

When I go into FIESA I see mistakes I cannot believe I have made, they don't make sense to me - like I would have questioned this and/or never typed it. Anybody else? TIA! ...

Maybe I am not doing the math right, but if someone has 4 mistakes out of 4100 lines, how is that less than 98% accuracy? ...

Hello, I am a fresh graduate from MTEC . I am currently preparing for AHDI's RMT exam. I bought the study bundle which consists of the RMT exam guide and an audio CD. Al in all, I have learned a great deal from the study guide... but... yes, there's always a BUT... While reviewing the entire RMT exam guide, I noticed some blatant mistakes as well as unclear questions. One example is a mixup between "affect" vs. "effect". The RMT study guide's answer key states that "effect" is a ...

I am almost done with a course that was put together by the credentialing organization. Now that I am almost done, I have gathered my notes on the course inconsistencies and incorrect answers to submit my comments to them so this doesn't happen to the next student. I would like to hear the coders' and students' thoughts on this. Doesn't someone take the entire course and fix/correct BEFORE it is offered as a course? ...

I have noticed, when interviewing for certain companies, some obvious spelling and grammatical mistakes in the emails I receive from them. While these companies strive for perfection in accuracy (which includes spelling words right and marking possession with an apostrophe, mind you), sometimes it looks like their emails have been written by ESL employees. It's weird that after speaking with some of these people, their writing skills don't match their speaking skills. Maybe I'm j ...

Mistakes - anon

It is not just you, but it is only QC. Don't stress over the - nit-pickiness. Only post audit QA errors count.

sad thing for my region is... - memls

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