Yes Brian.
I am doing it myself 50% of time (or having my medical students do it the other 50% of time), because I don't want my M.A.'s entering in the data incorrectly or w/ spelling errors.
I feel PMFSHx is critical because I will rely upon this during admissions, or in writing consult letters. I DO NOT want stupid/silly spelling errors plaguing my works.
My old med lists and problem lists were HORRID.
examples:
Flexuril stroke
Cureg A.feb
Toprolol heart attack
vicoden colin cancer
ibuprofin hydrocodine
I hated the fact that copies of these lists were going out to the E.D. and consultants. So I'm making sure it gets done correctly, the first time.
My staff are doing the labor of scanning in charts. In this way, we share the load. They do what they are good at. I do what I am good at.
What do you think? Any better ideas? I'm open to anything.
