s/l random blood sugar 110 mg "percent"

His blood sugar for s/l tos-a-mean levels were normal as was his hemoglobin A1c of 5.4%. Thanks for any help. ...

Doc says: Patient's sliding scale insulin will be determined by blood sugar -150 divided by 75. Should I type this as is or is there a formulaic expression for this? I've never come across this type of thing before. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ...

Sounds like doc says he aspirated hematogenous blood or hematomatous blood. Any ideas? ...

Pt has severe rectal pain from hemorrhoid banding. S/L dr. is saying "The patient was given Dilaudid and granulated sugar locally with no relief." I have never heard of this. Would they put it on it, or is it given orally??? ...

I've been shopping accountants and have been told 2 different things regarding being an IC and filing with deductions. One told me that in CA a party cannot reside in an apartment and file as/deduct business expenses. Another one never mentioned this and gave me an estimate for preparation based on filing as an IC and a business return. Does anyone know which of these 2 are correct? I'm rather confused as how both can be licensed and yet give totally separate guidelines ...

I do both medical and general transcription. I know there is much discussion about MTs standing a bit above GTs in the Invisible Hierarchy of Transcription because of the responsibility involved and amount of training required. I get that. I also know that general transcription is hard work and requires a lot of knowledge about a lot of things in order to do it well. What I JUST got, though, is the fact that a good general transcriptionist (one who can think and knows how to research unfamiliar ...

that has now become "working" for MModal. since I have no work today at the start of my shift, thought I would share. New 99% accuracy requirement: This is the pay cut everyone was fearing, just with a different name. More accuracy means more time spent going over reports for "errors" hence less pay. Of course, no pay raises for increased accuracy requirements and no mention of adjusted line count requirements. It wouldn't surprise me if 100% accuracy w ...

ones who seem to be audited? Not the clear-speaking ones EVER. Usually ESL but not always, as not all are bad. Not all English-speaking ones are good, either. As you all know. With that in mind, knowing exactly who the difficult dictators are, and the fact that I never have post audits by them, I am finding it impossible to believe that these audits are "random." I have about half and half decent dictators and horrible/mumbling idiots, and it's always the latt ...

if our supervisors have our best interest in mind. I know they are all scared for their jobs too, but couldn't they go to bat for us and let the "higher ups" know that having us in one giant pool typing so many accounts is not going to help in keeping jobs in TAT. Yesterday, I got a different hospital for the first 2 hours of my shift - no back-to-back jobs from the same facility until well into my shift. I was playing catch up all day and all night to ke ...

I know how to check Fiesa and reports I sent for blanks, etc. Now they will be doing these random audits every single week and we have until Friday to get in any questions. Where will these show up? Right in Fiesa? I'm curious b/c these wont be ones I am sending over myself for blanks so where do they show up at for us to see what is being marked off, if anything??Thanks. ...

Just venting a little. While I do appreciate being able to work and not getting NJAk, I am a little frustrated getting every other job from 2 or 3 new and different acounts. Do they really expect me to make line count like that? I know there is a better way to distribute and get the work done within TAT. I mean really.... sigh. Looks like the forbidden "national pools" coming back. If my regular accounts have no work, then why oh why cant that just give me ONE that ...

Now we know that Medquist offshores half of its work. Does anyone know for sure what percentage of US transcription Medquist has? ...

How is "20-ish percent" transcribed? ...

I was thinking it was less than 5% to QC but I found something written down where I had less than 10%, with qa greater than 99% for bonus can something tell me? ...

Here is the dictated sentence. Her anemia had improved to 10 grams percent. How would you type that? 10 g%. doesn't look right. I typed it just like above but need confirmation for future dictations. Thanks ...

Are they kidding? Who has 99.5% accuracy every audit. This is the new Mmodal accuracy rule. Sounds like they are trying to weed out that is for sure. You would have to be a robot to get this accuracy every single time you transcribe. ...

If we are having 100% to QA then we never have to send anything to QA again because the QA people are going to QA it anyway so will we still be evaluated on our percent to QA scores? ...

Anyone know who hires QA hourly or is not 100 percent review? If so, what is the hourly rate? Company info such as ins would be greatly appreciated! I have 5 1/2 years exp in QA if that makes a difference. Thanks so much! ...

I have applied to 2 companies from the ads here recently. Did not hear a word from either. Would like to know what the average rate of response other MTs have had when submitting applications and passing tests. I have lots of exp and frankly pretty surprised not to hear anything at all. ...

The size of the aneurysm is small, only 3 mm, and therefore, the risk as described would be fairly low, lower than 1% or even lower than one twentieth of a percent. I am lost on this. TIA if anyone knows :) ...

I did an ASR report and there was a word that had a preceding and trailing percent sign, ie %medication%, is this someone's form of a QA marker? I've also seen Dx at the beginning of sentences. ...

I had a horrible dictation, could barely hear and therefore, according to the auditor, I missed where he said "white" female and left it out. They marked it as 1.0 major error and gave me a percentage of 95 percent! Cannot wait to find another job more fun and certainly more rewarding!!! ...

I listened to the meeting. At least I get paid my hourly rate. ...

MedQuist said it reduced employee head count last year and lowered transcription costs by increasing its use of speech recognition technology. = employees took the loss while they got the gain! (Courier Post) ...

Okay, I'm very familiar with all 10 of my accounts and get them all equally and have no problem with them...except one, which I rarely get and has the worst dictators I've ever heard and is the only one that I struggle with. Guess which one they audit 98% of the time? I get audited 2 or 3 times a month for some reason (never failing any yet, however, close), and looking back at my results for the past 6 months or so, nearly all are from the same joke of a hospital. Al ...

My random audits have happened the last 3 months between the 10th and 15th of each month. So, now... well, I guess I wait to see where the axe will fall. ...

I work with a company who does "random" reviews periodically. I understand this is normal practice and I concur with this policy. However, I really am stunned to find that the individual performing these randum reviews, is taking files out of QA. I have never heard of such practice and I have been in this career field for well over 30 years. I am just curious if others have run into this practice. My own personal thought is that if an MT sends a file to QA for a "second listen" ...

s/l random blood sugar 110 mg "percent" - Evelyn

Just like you have it...sm - GT

thanks - Evelyn

: ) - GT

BOS instructions inside for this, - sm

BOS... - GT

Have always typed this as mg% and never been told wrong. Nothing wrong - with giving BOS since that could affect QA score

should be mg% as noted above in BOS instructions - nm

Unless your client prefers otherwise. ; ) - GT

If a matter of client preference, then should be looking in account - specifics, nm

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