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I love it too. We used to also get the LifeFlight reports

Posted By: out of Pitt, North Carolina. n/m on 2005-10-12
In Reply to: I love ER--don't get it much though anymore--do trauma ER though - sm - Laura E.

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Thanks for your help.


 


 


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ER Reports

If you follow this link you will find something that might help.  You will do fine. 


http://www.mtdaily.com/mt1/ersample.html


Every 3 reports
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and their OP reports
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But we don't cap it in reports. It's just
Tisseel.


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Now I know I do too many Op reports - sm
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Don't do it. The reports are probably SM
full of blanks and you could spend 15 mins in a report, multiply that by 4 and you have a per-hour rate of less than $8.
Now I know where all the bad reports come from
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