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Posted By: LavenderMT on 2006-06-29
In Reply to: DOCTOR STATES OPINION AS FACT - just an MT

I have seen situations where I felt the doc was being cold or clueless, but then I would find that there was more to the situation than I knew about--the whole picture. It's nice of you to worry about her. ~:-D

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DOCTOR STATES OPINION AS FACT - just an MT
- I totally understand - me
- who pays attention to those initials anyway? - I thought the report is docs responsibility.
- Well, the patient does have some control, actually. - Misha
- ohhh - LavenderMT
- You're the transcriptionist, not the consulting physician. - Let him do his job; you do yours.
- what? - lynn
  - Opinions as facts - just an MT
    - Doctors patrolling themselves? What a joke! They barely have time to see ALL their patients.... - LOL!
      - Your first statement is a joke. Doctors are NOT totally - incompetent. You're just paranoid and bitter.
        If she's like the rest of us MTs out there... - TeaL

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