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I've been contemplating using two screens on my computer as it may be helpful to have AC on one screen and reports (FAP?) on the other screen. By doing so, I will eliminate the need to toggle back and forth between screen (and lose my train of thought) while dictating/typing my patient notes.
Is anyone doing this with any degree of success?
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We have a dual display now. My wife uses it when doing the billing. She seems to like it. It makes it easy to enter data from one program in to another.
David Russell, MD
Eastsound, WA (Orcas Island)
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Thanks for the info. I'll try getting dual display, too. I like your Avatar.
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