Friday, April 8, 2016

Seen in a chart


28 comments:

  1. Yeah, you know. Never a smoker now.

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  2. It should have read: Formal Smoking with bow-tie.

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  3. so that's why MDs will from time to time get high on their own supplies! LOL

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  4. Perhaps the patient was a smoker in a former life.

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  5. Probably had his first and last cigarette while that was being typed.

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  6. It's just deja vu all over again.

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  7. He didn't inhale.

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  8. His record was expunged and he was given a new identity when he went into the witness protection program.

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  9. "Me, a smoker? No! I would never...now where did I put those Camels?"

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  10. Sadly, I believe this... particularly with smoking's social acceptance dropping like a rock.

    (At least pipe tobacco and cigars don't stink up the area, even if they're no better for you.)

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  11. This is why, as a nurse, I take with a grain of salt whatever I read in an electronic record. My doctor's office got EPIC last year and every visit I go I am asked about an allergy I never had but is indelibly on my health record! Ah, progress.......

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  12. It's probably an artifact of electronic charting systems.

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  13. "Oh, you mean TOBACCO?"

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  14. How about a joker or a midnight toker?

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  15. Meaningful use data right there

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  16. Multiple personality disorder?

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  17. When my GP switched over to a new system, I suddenly became adopted. That led to a very confusing conversation about family health history.

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  18. Mental status: Compulsive liar.

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  19. Amazing how quickly people can change their positions during an election year.

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  20. He 'acts' like he's never been a smoker, but formally declares that he is former smoker.

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  21. Kerlyssa and Toni G have seen the joys of electronic records. They should just be glad it doesn't say something like pedophilia or schizophrenia. Because with the internet, EVERYTHING is Forever! And it will be shared, HIPAA be damned!

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  22. Which personality?

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  23. maybe they were supposed to "check one" and they did not....

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  24. Lol, thinking maybe we need to bring transcription back to the U.S.!

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So wadda you think?