where do you find this info?

• Does anyone eat out a lot. I don't like to cook but am bored with the same old fast food. - Tired of my own cooking.
  • We eat out every day. - sm
  • I eat out a lot (sm) - DanaKY
  • How bout.... - sm
    • Thats what I do - very easy
  • Are you kidding? After reading the health department's annual review, I NEVER eat out. - Cheryl
    • My husband feels the same way. Fortunately I'm a good cook but sometimes I need to get away from - the stove. But so paranoid we alcohol our silverw
    • The last time I ate at Jack in the Box - speaking of which...
    • where do you find this info? - thanks.
      • I live in Washington state and the health department posted it on the internet. - Cheryl
  • How about Chinese? - memt
    • Love Chinese food (nm) - Another Lexington MT
    • meow, - meow
      • I read a story on that - poor kitties
        • meow - horrified
          • humanely slaughter - romey
            • I'd be interested to know if you have the facts on this - animal advocate
              • horrors of factory farming - romey
                • Thanks, i'd be interested to learn more - animal advocate
                  • plight of the farmed - romey
          • Its a shame - animal lover
            • please read if you care about animals.... - VEG ANIMAL LOVER
              • appreciate the info - animal advocate
  • I love to cook but - Dano
  • IT only takes me a couple times... - HK

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Basically, you've got it right. However, voice files can be large and email may reject large file attachments. Also, there's the security aspect that you didn't mention. Basically, the voice file and finished document need to be encrypted to be secure.

You said you don't have the time/didn't take the time to do the research. Lots of people have and have shared their findings time and again on this board. I, for one, am not willing to reinvent the wheel every time someone is looking for this information but doesn't want to take the time to do the legwork. No offense meant but please do take the time to educate yourself. If you really don't have the time or don't want to take that time, then be prepared to pay for that information in the form of a consultant.

If anyone knows where I can find this, please let me know.  thanks

I'm considering asking for a trial at it, wish me luck!

Because MT is a tiny community and we share the misery well.

I understand what you're saying (and it sucks to be in the situations you were in) but I do believe that if we are adequately vigilant we'll know what we need to.  OTOH, then there's me, and I don't care what they do as long as there's work.  So I get where you're coming from.

I just would like to see an end to the destructionist thinking about MTSOs and MT in general.  :)

Good discussion!

I've never worked for Accuscribe, but I did meet the owner once and felt she was incredibly nice.  We had a long talk at a convention.  I liked the idea that she said she paid premiums to MTs who most helped out their coworkers. 

In the past 4 years or so, the only bad thing I've heard is that they don't pay for spaces and that they require noncompete agreements, etc., before they will test MTs.  If you are applying for IC work, then a noncompete agreement is dodgy legally; you might want to consult your attorney and accountant to look over the paperwork before deciding.  [If you don't have an attorney and an accountant,  you have no business being an IC, IMHO.]

As far as I know, they still use DocQScribe as they were the company that first field-tested it when it was developed.  (MQ bought it from the software company.)  As you've probably already found out, there are those who love and those who hate DQS.  It's a nice platform when the demographics import feature works well; otherwise you end up entering a lot of data that you're not paid for.  Even with demo importing, you'll still end up losing lots of lines for things like date of service/admission/discharge, referring/requesting physician names, and names/addresses for the courtesy copies, all stuff we used to get paid for as recently as 2-3 years ago. 

Perhaps you'll post your experience if you go further with this company? 

Concerning yo:  In the old versions of Word, I think 2000 and older, you could type 90yo and it would come out correctly.  With the updated versions it comes out with the space like you stated.  The only solution I have found is to type 90-yo and put year-old in the auto correct.  Maybe someone else has a better suggestion, but that's what I figured out.

I also agree with above about using Auto Text in addition to Auto Correct.  I use Auto Text for longer expansions, such as whole operative reports or physical exams.  You will find that Auto Correct will only allow so many characters in its expansions.   Hope this helps.  

I see commercials in FLA for netzero for $9.95/month.  I am not sure that is for DSL though.  I got mine thru my local phone company and is approximately $24/month.  When you first get it, they charge like $100 but you then get 3 rebate checks back totaling that same $100.

So, $24/month for DSL for business is reasonable, I do believe.  You may be able to get it cheaper online, but I'm not sure.