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Old May 11, 2007, 09:19 PM
winterluv10523 (Female)
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dictation part of the job?

I know doctors have to do this, but i'm wondering if a nurse at any level especially one with a masters degree or higher have to dictate their patient findings. I use to be a medical transcriptionist and one of the main challenges of the field was trying to make out a word, phrase, or sentence that the physician recorded because he/she was talking too fast, too low, heavy accent, noise in the background, you name it.

I understood that they had more than one dictations to complete on a busy schedule, so is that the case with nurses too?

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Old May 13, 2007, 07:38 PM
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Re: dictation part of the job?

I only dictate if there is something out of the norm...
Usually my backup does the dictation if they do a CS or assisted vaginal birth (forceps or vacuum)

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