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It Teaches You More Than Just MT

Posted By: MidwestMT on 2007-09-05
In Reply to: Does everyone here own an AAMT BOS? - Curiouser and Curiouser

The BOS gave me a setpoint to go from in doing work for all sorts of clients--legal, focus groups, interviews, etc. I've used it in so many ways that are not just for medical dictation. Its order and logic creates a beautiful backdrop for adapting its rules and style in all kinds of transcription. Absolutely could not do without this book, though it goes without saying we all know an employer's choice in formatting comes first though. Still, best to have a guide book to start with.


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