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When I had an accident in Dallas in 2012, the specialist at Baylor general had a foot pedal-activated recorder (one of those micro cassette tape deals), and the
by hadlock 8y ago
When I had an accident in Dallas in 2012, the specialist at Baylor general had a foot pedal-activated recorder (one of those micro cassette tape deals), and then sent off his recorded notes to be transcribed. 1970s technology. Seemed pretty effective.
- classichasclass 8y agoI used to dictate everything when I did hospitalist work. It seemed pretty efficient and notes were in the chart within hours. There's a cost there too, but it might be better borne by tertiary facilities and medical centers. It's the small offices where the expense can only be spread over a couple docs.