Demand-type myocardial infarction?

doc plainly says: Patient has had 2 heart cardial infarctions. is that just slang for myocardial infarctions? Or do you just type what he says? ...

Any idea what the "FTC" stands for? It is in the tech's comments section. Thank you! ...

Is it infarction? ...

1, MRI of the brain negative for visible acute infarction. No "interphernal" hemorrhage, mass or mass affect. IT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE INTERCRANIAL. 2. The patient has a scattered abnormal "signal" on the periventricular and subcortical white matter............. TIA ...

I am trying to figure out what type of coding to take. Which is in more demand? CPC, CPC-H, CPC-P or something else? Thank you ...

Can an IC demand hourly pay or does it have to be cpl? ...

Just need to vent. I have been a medical transcriptionist since the late 1980s and I have seen the trend to cut our pay consistently over the years. It look over 20 years for me to gain the experience I have, in most specialities I might add. It is very disconcerting to have a company offer 7 to 8 cpl with my experience. Now, with voice recognition (which it seems most of the larger companies out there have), our pays are cut even more so. I might add, at least for me, ...

they would put people on their strength worktypes and specialities instead of put us on what we are the weakest at and then complain b/c they are constantly out of TAT. Just amazing to me how we were asked what our strengths and weaknesses were and after that email, I was put on my weakest out of everything. Perhaps I am the only one to realize that if you were given the work that you are strongest at, you would be able to go through it faster, but not with Nuance, they seem to thin ...

Please don't listen to those telling you that MT is in demand. Those are either schools. or recruiters who work for MTSOs. I suppose we could twist this to mean that MTs are still needed, but what they don't tell you is that the pay is horrendous these days. That being said, if one still chooses to do it, go in with your eyes WIDE OPEN and remember these posts...... ...

One I found irritation was the doctor calling at 11:30 at night for stat transcriptions...on a regular basis. I had another client who used a recorder and spoke into the speaker instead of mic. Another would dictate an entire paragraph, v e r y s l o w l y, and then say "scratch that" and start over. ...

You WILL check your FIESA alerts and you WILL do it now. We WON'T pay you for your time and we WON'T care that your unpaid efforts will result in a decrease in your already abysmal pay. Just DO it. Yeah--right. I'm gonna respond to THAT request--not. ...

they can count me out. When I feel like part of a team & am asked nicely to help when they're backlogged, I'm more than happy to help. I think the power goes to some of their heads. We're not children... ...

Apparently, my team (lucky us) has been selected to participate in a pilot to bring back the Swap Board. If my memory serves me correctly, it was a ginormous disaster the last time they tried to force it upon us. This on top of the back log of work, mandatory overtime and switching accounts? Really? Am I in the Twilight Zone? ugh...first resume sent last week...more to follow for sure. ...

The doc is saying: The patient had prior bypass surgery with coronary stenting done about three years ago following an s/l "Orson" myocardial perfusion study. TIA ...

... or they tapdance around the question, I'll bluntly refuse right then and there. I saw some positive remarks, so I thought, on here not long ago so I applied to FastChart. Then after that, find comments about their low pay rate. I just got a response back from them after about 2 weeks. Unless someone is truly desperate and needs to take anything they can get, please try to start demanding a line rate before you waste your time testing and jumping through all those hoo ...

This was in a UK paper but I don't recall hearing about it here in the US. Hmmm.....I wonder why. Here's the link http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1178276/Hackers-demand--10m-ransom-hijacking-millions-medical-records.html ...

If ECG is dictated, can I use the abbreviation, or type in full? ...

MMSE is pertinent to "an abunzant" type dementia of Alzheim'er type. ...

Which is the correct way to type...type 2 or type II diabetes? tia. ...

Wondering if anyone out there has any feedback about working for Silent Type? I have done the test and have been told I will interview in two weeks when the position becomes available... I think there is a mandatory 2 day training in NJ? Anyone done this and survived? How's the pay? I was considering going to work for MedQuist because they are taking over one of my current IC accounts but after reading in the MedQuist section I think I'll skip that one. Th ...

Does anyone know what pay range All Type starts off at? Does anyone have any experience with them? I have a test to complete and before I invest my time taking it, I wanted to get some feedback. Thanks ahead of time. ...

Demand-type myocardial infarction? - clb

Nevermind... - QA can have it

Easily researchable. sm - Anon

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