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Posted By: Millie on 2005-08-01
In Reply to: WHAT DO YOU MEAN - DL

I meant that a questioner should give enough information for me to have a chance at giving a good answer, not put one or two words in the subject line and make me guess what he or she is asking. Normally, at least the sentence with the problem word or phrase in it should be given, and ideally the sentence before and after, or the diagnosis and chief complaint. Asking the right questions is key to being able to get enough information to work out how to get the dictation right.

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Boycott with me - Millie
- I agree that we need more context. However, newbies don't realize this and deserve our patience. - CL
  - Patience - Millie
    - For the most part, agree. I don't bother with the lazy-sounding questions, but there are some sm - CL
      - Will do! NM - Millie
- WHAT DO YOU MEAN - DL
  - See msg - Millie
    - But I have seen one person in particular - Not trying to be mean

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