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JeanLouiseFinch
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Registered: ‎10-03-2011

Re: Phone Usage During Medical Tests

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‎03-16-2022 09:55 PM - edited ‎03-17-2022 05:33 AM

It's a different era.  We have children in healthcare and staying in touch with Doctors, ER  coordinators, other coworkers, etc. and frequently communicating through their cellphone is part of their job.

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LuvSoCal
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Re: Phone Usage During Medical Tests

‎03-17-2022 12:26 AM

@Bhvbum wrote:

At medical practices I go to, everything goes onto the computer, even while they are talking to me it is getting in put. They are so good at updating your info that it is available about an hour after I leave. THAT'S what patients expect these days. All these folks are using a computer that also happens to be a phone, just like if they had walked over and sat down at a desk top. 

@Bhvbum By the time I get home from a medical appt. I have an email with an in-depth summary of the visit attached.  Some things have definitely changed for the better.  In the past, I would sometimes have a hard time remembering everything that was discussed.

 

 

 

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