I just got the same thing, typed it the way it
Posted By: was dictated, since it was - S/M on 2009-04-04
In Reply to: Abbreviation for every Monday... - farmgirl
Subject: I just got the same thing, typed it the way it
part of a list of meds, and not part of a sentence. In a sentence, I'd say 'every Monday, Wednesday and Friday', it they dictated 'q.', but since it was part of a very long list of meds, and 'q. MWF' was said over and over again, (and no representation in BOS), I typed it as 'q. Monday, Wednesday and Friday'. I'll probably get dinged on it, regardless. Don't really care today.
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