I have a lot of the more "common"

Posted By: jd on 2009-04-12
In Reply to: Specifics, please.... - NightOwl

reports saved for each dictator. Things like cholecystectomies, T&A, appendectomies, hysterectomies, etc. Also, for me, ops go a lot faster than DS and HP, because you are not constantly having to look things up for them. I also have a lot of physicals and ROSs saved for certain docs that say the same thing over and over. Also, thousands of Expanders that I use more than actually typing.

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Anyone here making 0.075 cpl and 30.00 an hour? - Acute Care
- Those production bonuses - Paranoid
  - We are paid on a production system, - KD
  - Bonus Psychology from MTSO POV - Also Paranoid
- Hmm. I'm making 0.095/hr., but the work is tough - and only translates to about $7-8/per hour.
- I can make up to $40 per hour.... - MMMT
- It is according to various factors, report - jd
  - Specifics, please.... - NightOwl
    - I have a lot of the more "common" - jd
- possible, but not on a consistent basis, I don't think - MTinNC
  - 500-600 lines per hour - KATHY BLAIR
- That's 352 lines per hour (SM) - Night Owl
  - Thank you for response. :( I figured it was nearly impossible for transcribed lines. - Acute Care
    - Great balls of fire! sm - Ella (retired)
    - Why do u think your co wants you to quit? - Rachel
    - Some Thoughts on Lines Per Hour - Night Owl
      - What Night Owl said! :) - Ella (retired)
      - I am so agreeing with your post and here is why - Reading along
        VR question for you - NightOwl
        These are my issues with VR (at the moment, that is) - Reading along

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You're nit-picking, IMO, though I'll concede that I could've avoided that nit-picking by a more careful choice of wording.

Still, in the dozens of companies in which I worked in the 1990s (as a temporary administrative assistant), virtually every one of them preferred one space over two.

I'm FAR from being a friend of the AHDI, so consider that if you start labeling folks as being part of their "group-think," you may be throwing the baby out with the bathwater and alienating potential allies. Hmm?

I checked that. I heard it was a "common sense" program, no think? Can't find it.
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