Don't you start siding with Hugo Chavez!Originally Posted by Grace
Phesina,
Babies were born with flippers beause there was hardly any rules to screen treatments/meds back then.
There was a time when preemie newborns were put into an oxygen tent and no one suspected anything until people found out that the excess O2 caused blindness in the newborns.
JNA,
I hear you. I saw 30 years of people being stupid.
Let us remember of the lazy doc who does not want to be bothered about accessing the system so he gives his nurse, sec't., lab person his ALL ACCESS password so he can doctor and not waste his time on the computer.
I know you can do your job well and be responsible, but what about the jerk in the lab, radiology or GYN office that is not paying attention to what they have to do?
I worked in a chart room for years and I will be effed if I say I was on point every day I clocked in.
You mentioned something very important about 'terminal vigilance'-you get booted after 10 minutes? If you do walk away from a authorized terminal can you promise all you patients that no one else will access that keyboard until you are timed out?
P.S.
If you know what a bunch of F wads the radiologists/docs/residents are with x rays, how can you put trust in them with a computer terminal, logging info into the system and making sure that films are there when needed?
The sys is only as good as the input.
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