tumor positive for ER/PR negative for "hart to new" not an English doc. :-)

Let's say you have worked for a company and you're happy. You're probably going to post positive things. Let's say your co-worker got negative feedback from QA or even got fired. The messages that co-worker writes are going to be completely different from yours. Which messages are right? ...

Also, apparently there are 2 offices, one on Florida and one in NJ? Are these the same company or do you have to apply separately? Any info you could share would be SO appreciated. TIA :) ...

anybody know anything about this company, positive or negative? thanks. ...

1500 MLSs (medical language specialists) and high KLAS ranking. No mention of sending work overseas or even speech recognition. How long does it take to master their BeyondTxt ? Thank you for any input you might have time to offer. ...

Anybody know anything positive/negative about this company. I checked out their website today and they seem interesting and have a lot of what Im looking for. One thing that caught my eye was the fact they pay weekly. Now there's something that is very rare in this line of work. Any feedback would be appreciated. ...

Anyone have negative/positive information about Synernet? I see they are hiring. ...

Has anyone heard of or worked for Peachtree Transcription? Positive and/or negative comments welcome. ...

Do you type it as CMV donor negative to recipient positive OR CMV-donor-negative-to-recipient-positive, OR CMV donor-negative to recipient-positive? TIA ...

posts so far, about the same amount of each. I was thinking about applying with them. I heard they have good insurance, and that's very important to me because of my situation. I also read that they have a lot of VR, and I've never done that before, but I'm going to have to learn sometime. Any positive or negative comments are welcome. Thanks! ...

Negative McMurray. Negative s/l Rosling or Roswing ...

Urinalysis: Blood positive, protein positive, 30-40 dublisees(???) 80-99 rbusees ...

thanks for any help! ...

OK..... It's an orthopedic chart note. Patient has a chief complaint of hip pain. Dictated: He has a negative [s/l fair, fairs, varus?] sign, a negative fabere sign. It doesn't sound like fadir; I'm not hearing that "d." I already had to leave two medication blanks and hate to leave another one for an orthopedic sign that I feel like I should know! Thank you in advance for your help and ideas! ...

Okay..... anyone else having trouble with ASR translating the English language tonight? For the most part I have pretty good dictators, but for some reason ASR is having trouble recognizing the English language tonight... I (or anyone for that matter) should not have this much editing on clearly speaking English dictators!!!!! BUT, on the flip side of that rant.... ASR did actually recognize gabepentin and Ativan in the same document... I feel like Alice in W ...

She has had only occasional ____________ s/l progrome of swelling for which she takes Celebrex, which usually aborts the symptoms. Any help appreciated, TIA ...

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Let me tell you what happened to me the other day. I am traveling next week to Houston. I called a hotel there to make reservations. I said my name and then since it is sort of a long one, said let me spell that for you. Well no matter how much spelling I did, breaking it down into slow, 3 letters at a time, the person NEVER got it on the other end. I spelled the last name probably a total of 6 times total. In order to get confirmation through my email, it is my last name and then first and you ...

Once facilities start using VR/SR or having a physician use Dragon/canned reports, they should realize that as long as a report is "medically correct" (i.e., the correct spelling of a medical word) that is as good as the report should be. Does anybody really think Dr. Jones is going to make a complete coherent sentence as he is dictating; or, Dr. Shaleplcakeeoa (made up name) is going to make a sentence that makes sense in English versus his own interpretation of the English language? ...

I'm trying to get an answer from my CCM regarding foreign doctor's dictation and this 5% QA submission. I type for two separate teaching hospitals and are constantly getting new foreign doctors, 3/4s of which cannot even speak English. I won't matter if I got copies of every single report they dictate, there would be no way not to send these reports to QA....are we getting any kind of special consideration towards our QA submissions for these doctors? My CCM I don't think has ...

These two links can be quite handy for new MTs and old MTs alike. They have a list of commonly misused English words. Thought I'd share! http://hubpages.com/_hubmis/hub/Commonly-Misused-English-Words http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.html#errors ...

They expect us to understand their Vietnamese, Chinese, Arabic, Indian, Filipino, Hispanic accents when they can't even put a simple English sentence together! The hospitalists are the worst. I think they hire them right off the boat from their overseas countries and put them to work in the hospitals-- probably as cheap as they can get them, and then put them on VR. My MTSO increased their line requirements for this year and with over 30 years' experience, I struggle ...

For the last several weeks I have been sending reports for a particular MD to QA with lots of blanks. No problems with other MDs or PAs, just that one. Found out a couple of days ago that I'm not the only one sending lots of blanks back for the same MD. Finally got a couple of my QAs back and there was a notation that the facility is working with this MD to take English classes because the blanks have been words/phrases from the native language. Seriously?!?! I ...

Can't tell what's being said. First it sounded like folate positive, then foleen or poleen. Ack! Whatever it is, it showed up in office visit exam and again in hospital. ...

tumor positive for ER/PR negative for "hart to new" not an English doc. :-) - Jeannief

Her2-neu - NM

Sorry should be Her-2/neu...wrote to fast - NM

Her-2/Neu - kv

Great. Thank you so much!! - Jeannief

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