Capitalization - The patient was advised to follow up with Primary Care

Hi guys, Having a discrepancy regarding captilization of the words, especially if they are following a proper noun. Example: Severstal Sparrows plant dispensary, Macy's storeroom. In the above examples, is it mandatory to captilize the nouns that follow a proper noun. i.e., Severstal Sparrows Plant Dispensary, Macy's Storeroom. Please do the needful. Thnx, Syd ! ...

Patient had a FU MRI scan of the brain showing "possible punctate area of signal loss in the (s/l greater archeal) imaging." I was thinking "radionuclide" but not so sure about this! Thanks for any help! ...

When I type a sentence such as: "The patient was referred to Surgical Service", the word "Service" is capitalized since it is a specific service in the hospital. When the dictator says: "The patient was referred to the Anesthesia Team", would the word "Team" be capitalized also? Thanks for your help! ...

The job posting on the job seeker's board sounds fishy to me. It says "no phone calls, please" but there's no phone number or company name even listed! I bet it's one of those scammers that want us to give THEM money, and then they'll let us work for them. ...

The whole purpose of this new compensation plan is to focus on quality patient care, supposedly. After 20+ years in this field, including multiple years within an office and seeing how these notes are used, I think I know a thing or two about patient care and how important the quality of the medical record is. Here are some things I know: Doing accounts consistently help you learn what doctors say from note to note. Likewise, it also means you're more likely to hear a mistake w ...

or a patient dying because of mistakes made in dictation/transcription, then why in the world is it acceptable for any dictator, be it MD, PA, NP, etc. to get on the phone to dictate half asleep, eating, or even probably drunk and get so confused themselves that there is no way you can understand what they are trying to say. When this happens REPEATEDLY, this person is called a "difficult dictator." However, if you make a mistake on their transcript or send it to QA, you are the ...

I spend more time trying to figure out what and whether or not I will be dinged for missing or "adding" 'the', 'a', etc. Getting dinged now for leaving output just as it was dictated. Got dinged for missing 'of' even though there was a note that it was dictated really fast. Got dinged for putting the beginning 2 words of one sentence at the end of the preceding sentence, and I remember that report. I could not figure out what the doctor was trying to say! Got d ...

How can I be? I'm too focused on what I'll get dinged for. Every other day there are updates to account specifics. How on earth can one remember every little thing for every single account (I do 5)? What will the auditor think of this or that? Should I actually type verbatim even if it makes NO sense? Should I change what voice wreck typed, i.e., "On physical examination, the patient..." The doctor actually said, "On physical, the patient..." So, this goes ou ...

I don't know about the rest of you but I have very few male doctors who are careful enough to adequately edit normal templates to meet the patient's particular criteria. It's gets pretty time consuming to do it myself, especially when we are not qualified to do this in every instance. Female doctors almost always attend to these details. NPs, PAs do a much better job than the male docs, but few male docs either care, feel it is their job, or take responsibility for this editing. ...

I have always hated it when the doctor crams in every disease the patient has in the first line whether or not the list is relevant to the chief complaint. I can't think of anything more pointless than having a PA or resident dictate discharges when all he or she does is lift the consultants' impressions and plans and then plug in his or her standard "vital signs remained stable and the patient was discharged in stable condition." They just chant thru it, as fast as possib ...

I have been ignoring the horrible numbness and tingling..and now pain at night, inability to sleep...hours to get my fingers to get giong in the morning...all to avoid having to explore surgery...but now I am thinking..What do I have to lose? Isn't CTS a workers comp injury? Why am I trying to do the right and honorable thing when I may be able to go off on workers comp and get retrained for something else??? Another nicety of having real no direct contact for your compa ...

Can someone please tell me what the new and improved BOS rules are for the use of these words? ...

"CAN'T-duit" for patient care and safety is more like it. The only way we "CAN-duit" is to be able to take the time to produce an accurate and timely documentation of a patient's story and have a compensation plan that is attainable. Instead we are pressured to produce more for less. Sorry guys.... not buying it. "Happy" MT Week??? Nope..... not EVEN. ...

I thought they got rid of that position. Our performance coach became our compliance coach. I NEVER had line count issues before I was transferred to this group. My line count soars when I get jobs outside my usual accounts. I actually get better counts when I am in the cesspool. I haven't had an audit in at least a month. Guess I should go back to editing for speed instead of quality until they go back to quality coaches. I should probably quit looking up doctors and location ...

...bills. Most Saint hospitals and others actually operate as non-profits, and for what they are screwing us over in taxes unpaid, they can afford to help out folks with their bills and still give their CEOs generous stock options and obscene salaries! But, you have to ask for this after your visit, treatment, x-ray, or ER visit. ASK for help if you need it. It is not our fault that suits are in charge of medical care in this country. ...

when not used as a verb is it hyphenated or one word? ...

Is follow up one word or two, such as "the patient returns for follow up of right knee pain." Half the girls I work with do it one way and I have always done it as two words. I would just like to know who is correct. Thanks for any help. ...

Help guys! I have been working with numbers all day, which is not my cup of tea! I am totally brain dead right now. If the doctor states the patient is to have cardiology followup, it would be followup, or is it follow up? ...

Like to share a link about when to use followup and when to use follow up! ...

whats your opinion for the sentence below? "I plan to see him in followup/follow up in 6 months." the doc prefers it one way whereas i'm pretty sure I know which one it should be...can i get your opinion?... ...

It's always the little things that snag me up. I know the rules on follow up as a verb and followup as a noun and adjective, but when a doc says, "CHIEF COMPLAINT: Follow up acne", does he mean "recheck acne" which would make follow up a verb and thus spelled follow up, or does he mean "here for a followup of acne"? and thus the followup spelling. What is the general rule on this "shortened" statement? Thanks. ...

Does anyone have a good way to explain the difference in how to use them? ...

Someone once told me a word to substitue that would let you know which follow up to use. Does anyone know what that word is???? ...

So now the newest thing is not to be assigned a primary and they think that is going to help our line count? How? Too much looking up CP's as there are an awful lot of them even for the same account, but different locations. This is just crazy. ...

This is now day 3 that my primary account is OOW -- I don't get it -- what is going on??? ...

Can anyone please give me a reliable source to verify the correct way to type small-bowel follow-through? Appreciate any help. ...

On the 3 horrible reports that I had to submit to QA yesterday because of the 3-blank rule, thus losing 3 cpl probably, QA had no more luck filling in the blanks than I and sent them through with 5-10 blanks. That makes me so mad -- not at QA, just in general that I get penalized financially when it was the DOCTOR'S FAULT AND THE PICKY FACILITY'S "RULE." ...

Hello Ladies....where I work we are diving into the Book of Style. I am having a hard time determining when to use followup (one word) versus follow up (2 words). Can anyone post any examples of the correct usage and/or anything you use to help you know which way is correct? Thanks ...

Capitalization - The patient was advised to follow up with Primary Care - mom2sadie

no - NM

YES - BOS3

An easy way to remember - Happy MT Robin

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