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Sounds about right For those that seemed to transfer successfully, I noted that at Mayo Clinic, the doctors use live dictation software and dictate at least so
by toss1 4y ago
Sounds about right
For those that seemed to transfer successfully, I noted that at Mayo Clinic, the doctors use live dictation software and dictate at least some of their notes into the system while the patient is present near the end. This immediate review sometimes brings up a few new questions (from either Dr or patient), and a bit more notetaking. So, it looks like a very efficient system. They also have no apparent shortage of staff organizing things.
That said, I doubt every medical organization and office has the same quality setup as a top world-class institution. At some level of degradation, the system becomes more of a hindrance than a help, and that point is likely fairly near the top levels (so most of it is a hindrance).
- bombcar 4y agoDictating while the patient is there is brilliant, because it double-checks both the doctor and the patient's understanding of what happened.
- toss1 4y agoYes, I thought so too Edit: Also, I was generally quite impressed with their notes
- dzhiurgis 4y agoForms give you validation errors or warnings instantly tho
- toss1 4y agoHuh? What form would give validation error or warning that a note the Dr is making either raises a new question by the patient or is in conflict with something the patient knows? (& yes, from what I could see, there were also fields for patient data, date, etc, that are presumably validation-checked)