Wow, did some of you ever misunderstand me!

Posted By: NightOwl on 2009-04-12
In Reply to: Offshore VR (sm) - Night Owl

I never intended for my post to be interpreted to mean that a monkey could sit and edit VR accurately as long as the monkey knew English grammar. What I was trying to say is that the medical words have a better track record. That is NOT saying that VR gets the medical words right every time, just that the odds are more in favor of the medical words than the English grammar! Just to throw a little grease on this fire, though, I'm also from the school of thought that an excellent medical Transcriptionist is first born, then mentored, and as long as he/she can type 65-70 words per minute, the speed will be the least of her worries.

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VR question - maybe everybody - Dot
- Offshore VR (sm) - Night Owl
  - Wow, did some of you ever misunderstand me! - NightOwl
  - Wow. I disagree. I think you need years of - Kiki
    - Kiki, anyone who does not do VR has no idea - VR here
  - I just get a big laugh when I read these answers - VR here
    - I actually agree with Night Owl - Happy MT Robin
      - What I have seen happen - VR here
        I think when clients were paying - Scamp
        I think you are right here - VR
        in my experience - sa
        Just as above, the physician said the patient fell - See inside
        Mr. Lussier - Chavera

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