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I'm just wondering when was the last time any of us took a moment and researched outside of this forum to get a better idea of what is happening with the MT industry? Someone had asked last week for a listing of the largest? MTSOs. I posted regarding the KLAS MTSO study June 2008, but I wonder just how many MTs actually read it and absorbed the information that was made available to them within the free study. There's all the commotion about ...

His kidneys are slightly smaller, probably reflecting chronic atrophy from hypertension, which is likely ____standing than he is aware of. ...

Patient and wife are divorced but live together. He is self-employed and has a s/l *cokestay* with his wife. ...

The doctor is saying: The patient is a physical therapist with an s/l MPG or NPG. TIA ...

"On exam, her perineum was soft. The ________ (s/l) C-TON was intact." ...

He had some abdominal pain a month or so ago which responded nicely to s/l la-rick-a ...

The doc is dictating lab values and says: hematocrit 40 "volumes percent." What is the proper way to type this? TIA ...

Did anyone else get the message from Massanotti? What do you think? Also, I went to medquist.com and was struck by the fact that they are marketing front-end dictation systems with SpeechQ, thereby eliminating transcriptionists altogether! I am not surprised, any way to get us out of the picture will make them more money. It just seems odd that they would tell us on one hand that they value us and then on the other try to get rid of us altogether.... ...

Doc is dictating list of patient's problems with no further elaboration and says what sounds like GVS. Anyone know what that stands for? TIA ...

What does this mean? Several websites will be participating in a voluntary shutdown on january 18th . This is only a temporary action but does include a few noteworthy websites (google and wikipedia). You can use yahoo.com instead of google tomorrow. ...

below who seem to adore MM so much (although a couple of you I don't really believe work for MM or are even MTs for that matter), what would be the tipping point for you to say enough is enough and start to hate on MM as much as some of us? If they went down to say a penny a line with 100% accuracy would you still love it as much? Just curious. ...

Patient with marginal zone lymphoma and myeloproliferative disorder Myeloproliferative disorder with significant fibrosis and a very nice response to (s/l JAK5) _____. And again - I am going to continue the (s/l JAK5) _____ at current dose. ...

Anyone else get it? ...

"Your user profile failed to download. You have 3 options. Log Out - try again later Retry - try to dlownload user profile again. Ignore. Have tried "Retry" several times to no avail. Anybody else having this issue? ...

Yep, read it and weep! ...

THE PODS ARE NOT WORKING!!!!!!! We have to be on constant MOT which was NEVER requested before. P O D IS NOT WORKING!!!!! ...

There is a message on the main board by "Not Sure," with a subject of ICD-10. What do experienced coders think about this? ...

This is a message to the cherry pickers on my new account. Well, you got greedy, skimmed so many of the money-making jobs that it became apparent to all of us including management. Now, you've lost your jobs. But during the time that you took part in your malfeasance I have nearly lost my home and had my car repossessed. Each work day was literally a nightmare well I struggled with one crappy job after another without relief. My first pay chec ...

When I started working for TT 3 years ago it was a good company, now every time there is a good week they hire more MTs and my pay goes right back into the crapper. When did you stop caring about your employees? Just a thought........ ...

Is the punctuation correct in this sentence: The patient is a 30-year-old, never married, unemployed white male. I'm wondering if there should be a comma between unemployed and white. Thanks! ...

Here is the sentence. I cannot make out the word between mucin and into. There was just a single slide that demonstrated mucin (sounds like dissect) into the deep submucosa. ...

There is some left lung nodularity now which appears to be new, although she had a little bit in the past. At least one of those is going to be positive. We went over the ____________ (s/l 'goomba') which is about 3 cm. in her chest wall, which is excisable if we want to do that. Thank you in advance for helping! ...

I would like to know why MTSOs, specifically Transcend, post ads when they don't bother to contact the qualified people who apply. They make you jump through the questionnaire and written test hoops and then ignore. What a waste of time. ...

says? I just hear corporate mumbo-jumbo. We going to have a job, not have a job, work for C-Bay, work for MedQuist still? I am so confused (which I am sure was the intent). ...

The doctor is a heart transplant doctor and is dictating a referral letter for a fellow. He says: He will often come in even when he is not on inpatient rotation to assess some of our sicker patients; for instance, some who have s/l "empower" devices and/or "tandem" hearts. TIA ...

Med listed in H&P as current meds. Past md hx includes hypertension, PTSD, and status post pancreatic cancer. Can anyone help? Thx. ...

The doc is dictating notes on a pacemaker implantation and says "Therefore, the existing ventricular lead was anchored in position with a s/l 2 O (letter O) esibon tie." TIA ...

The doc is saying "She has a negative FABER(s)." Should it be FABER or FABER's? Also, is there such a thing as a "cool" effusion? The doc is saying the patient has a "small s/l cool effusion in the right knee." Thanks so much. ...

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