I know what you mean

Posted By: similar boat on 2006-05-16
In Reply to: What do you do if you totally don't agree with - the way the QA/MTSO transcribes?

My QA informed me that there is no such abbreviation as TLIF. I also transcribe for an orthopedic clinic, so I know that there is and that it is transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion. I had it come up again today, curious to the feedback I will get.

I should add that I am new to this company, I don't want to start out making waves, you know?

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What do you do if you totally don't agree with - the way the QA/MTSO transcribes?
- the way the QA/MTSO transcribes - sm
- I'd be interested in some examples. There are absolutes, and then there are - differing styles. nm
- "The right way" - Irish.Nana
- When I am in Rome, I do what the Romans do. sm - Roman these days
- I know what you mean - similar boat
- If you can't - Mom_of_3
- Well, when it is verifiably correct the way I have it.....sm - Long time MT - 25 years
  - Ignore QA long enough and you may find yourself out on your rear. - nm
- Whoever pays you, you do what they want. If you don't like it find a job where they do it your wa - nm
  - It isn't that it is MY way. It is the correct way. It is the way that is listed in reference - books or English grammer books. It is the rule.sm
    - GrammAr! The "incorrect and improper ways" we are asked sm - nm
    - You need to be flexible. Nothing stays the same in MT. You do it how the person paying you says to - do it. End of story.
- Depends; if QA and someone over their head, you could take it higher up sm - txmwmt
  - titled QA doesn't mean you know it all - tmm
    - There are plenty of QA people that have no business being QA. - QA specialist

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