Taking admission orders over the phone.

Our way of fighting back is to take a long time to find blank order sheets, and to not have a list of patient's meds - this frutrates the heck out of the admitting docs.

This sounds pretty passive-aggressive to me. IMHO, it's always better to be direct than to resort to cattiness. These are the kinds of behaviors that lead to a breakdown in communication and collaboration between docs and nurses, which leads to care that is less safe and of lower quality. Of course it's frustrating when they expect us to be their personal secretaries, but this way of addressing the problem is unprofessional

I understand your point, but nothing else has worked. We all have cell phones in the ER. There are times when I am starting an IV and my phone rings with a doc wanting to give orders. I get calls transfered to me with:
"This is Doctor Smith. I need to give orders"
"On which patient?"
" I don't know. The patient Doctor Brown just called about".