structured text from free text...
Posted By: MTthink on 2005-09-09
In Reply to: point-of-care mobile devices - that is a bigger threat... - MTthink
eventually just templates filled in. being that I am near 50, I will probably be okay, but I feel bad for all the younger MTs just now in school. according to this article, we will all have to be willing to learn the new ways.
no more 'blind faith'
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Once again , it seems that you could ask all 10,000 strong we are supposed to be and probably get 10,000 different answers to what MQ pays/does not pay for, BECAUSE, there just is no consistency across the board and different management give different answers to all of these questions.
Just like the DQS manual, there SHOULD be a one for all/all for one manual with rules, etc set in stone ..just not the multiple language instructions like we see in any manual these days....enough of that going through my brain right now![](https://forum.mtstars.com/smileys/wink.gif)
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a couple of doctor accounts that pay me "off the books" and it's less than $800/month so that helps out a great deal.
I autotext every report until I build each doctor up to a "normal" text format. if you want more info - email me at dcr468@aol.com. I am always hesitant about writing the name of companies on this board because of the serious bashing that goes on.
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