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by sithu 12y ago
Yes it is pretty common in the US at least, a nasal/throat swab is taken for a rapid influenza A/B screen- and if positive can be confirmed by PCR. http://www.cdc.gov/flu/professionals/diagnosis/clin
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by sithu 12y ago
Just adding my two cents to this discussion as someone who prescribes this stuff and has taken care of people with liver failure. Agree that acetaminophen/tylenol/paracetamol is the safest OTC and non-OTC analgesic within the &#x2
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by sithu 13y ago
Just curious- would you have to do HIPAA courses, or get any other certifications for medical transcription? It seems like it would be a long hiring process.
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by sithu 13y ago
Not sure what you mean by checking for inconsistencies, but a good statistical package would be able to handle this pretty well -- You could use Stata, or R with R studio (free)
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by sithu 13y ago
The reality is that there is already, and will always be, wide variation in quality between providers and institutions. No one should expect perfection from an online service, or anywhere for that matter. It is this kind of thinking, the fe
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by sithu 13y ago
Todd, thanks for sharing your personal experiences. Really nice writeup and interesting details. All the best!
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by sithu 13y ago
Beyond cost, seeing a doctor is an annoyingly long and cumbersome process. If it were convenient, affordable, and of reasonable quality, more people would likely utilize the service- improving health, earlier detection, etc. How many old fa