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Posted on 3/13/14 at 2:23 pm to Porky
Posted on 3/13/14 at 2:23 pm to Porky
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Porky
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I was wondering the same thing.
Yes, it's just a bit obvious, isn't it?
Eta - And more than a bit classless and chicken shite to down vote someone's post about one's child going into surgery at this very moment.
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Posted on 3/13/14 at 2:55 pm to Arkla Missy
Vote this post down if you think I'm the sexiest man alive.
Posted on 3/13/14 at 2:58 pm to Hog on the Hill
Oh my, Arkla Missy. Looks like I have an admirer. 
Posted on 3/13/14 at 4:21 pm to DocHog
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If you are a practicing physician, I'd be very surprised.
Nope, network administrator including 11 clinics and consulting for several more.
No offense was intended. That small selection of issues is largely a byproduct of the sheer amount of change over such a large scale.
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And none of the caveats you mentioned apply to me or my practice, or the MD network I help manage, or the surgery center that I helped start, or the billing company I'm associated with
That great! Its also extremely uncommon.. Hopefully you can resolve whatever remaining issues you have with it because there is really no reason for proper EMR solutions to be a negative for your businesses.
Posted on 3/13/14 at 4:28 pm to Hog on the Hill
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Oh my, Arkla Missy. Looks like I have an admirer.
Yes, it looks that way, HoH.
And nothing against your sexiness, but he is definitely an odd one.
Eta - I don't have my little red down arrow just yet on this post because he's not online, but as soon as his little green light comes back on, I'll get my vote. Just like clockwork. So predictable.
This post was edited on 3/13/14 at 4:38 pm
Posted on 3/13/14 at 5:34 pm to Arkla Missy
Who is it?
Posted on 3/13/14 at 6:00 pm to Hog on the Hill
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quote: au21, why are you down voting every post on this board except for other fans AND YOURS? (with the exception of OG, of course)quote:
I was wondering the same thing.
He doesn't even try to hide it or deny it.
Eta - 21, you must make a bee line to our board as soon as you sign in. You do realize that several people watch your light when it goes on & off, and the down votes stop when it goes out, then pick right up again right where you left off when it comes back on, just like now.
Serious question, why are you on this board if that's all you're here to do? That's highly abnormal.
This post was edited on 3/13/14 at 6:34 pm
Posted on 3/13/14 at 9:30 pm to Russvegas Dan
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More on Mike Maggio (geauxjudge) quote: If you are a practicing physician, I'd be very surprised. Nope, network administrator including 11 clinics and consulting for several more. No offense was intended. That small selection of issues is largely a byproduct of the sheer amount of change over such a large scale. quote: And none of the caveats you mentioned apply to me or my practice, or the MD network I help manage, or the surgery center that I helped start, or the billing company I'm associated with That great! Its also extremely uncommon.. Hopefully you can resolve whatever remaining issues you have with it because there is really no reason for proper EMR solutions to be a negative for your businesses.
If your docs are this happy, I need to get you down to Waco!!
Posted on 3/13/14 at 9:56 pm to Arkla Missy
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Serious question, why are you on this board if that's all you're here to do? That's highly abnormal.
It gives him a cheap thrill.
Posted on 3/14/14 at 6:38 am to Arkla Missy
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doctor is one of the best in the area, right?
yes, the best that could be found, especially under emergency circumstances..
he's extremely experienced, skilled, & knowledgable.
according to my limited knowledge and every resource I had available, extremely yes on all .
leave it in God's & the doc's hands.
He's older than most posters on here, but when they're laying there, so dependent, you see them as your "baby" again. Realizing that, even though you've tried to secure what you consider to be the best of everything to do the task at hand,,, you can't do the job. Somebody else has to and that is an extremely helpless feeling. That's when I had to leave it in "others" hands. Whatever part Goggle, Yahhoo or any other search engine played in yesterday's events, I'm extremely grateful. Also, thank you for the kind words, they were deeply appreciated.. Yesterday was a long-short, slow-fast, hard day..
Posted on 3/14/14 at 7:59 am to Feral
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Jerry Seinfeld has an old joke about how doctors' offices are really just for them to escape and say things like "WTF was that "
More like, "My God, how many crazy people do I have to see today?"
Or..."I smoked a whole pack of Camels secondhand during that last visit"
Or..." She weighs 350 lbs and is mad at me because she has back pain"
My most used phrase in exam rooms (bear in mind that I'm an Ob) is ..."I've got 4 years of specialty training at Parkland Hospital and 22years of private practice as an Ob Gyn. Yes, I'm sure that prescription is safe during pregnancy"
Posted on 3/14/14 at 9:34 am to Ole Geauxt
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He's older than most posters on here, but when they're laying there, so dependent, you see them as your "baby" again. Realizing that, even though you've tried to secure what you consider to be the best of everything to do the task at hand,,, you can't do the job. Somebody else has to and that is an extremely helpless feeling.
True, every bit of this.
No doubt, the most helpless feeling in the world is realizing you, as a parent, can't be the one to help your "baby" in circumstances like this. Thank God, literally, for good doctors who can. And seeing your child in such a vulnerable position does reinforce that he's always going to be your "baby" no matter what age.
So glad everything went well, OG.
Posted on 3/14/14 at 1:53 pm to Arkla Missy
I'm fortunate to go to a clinic that has a very good staff. The nurses all use the EMR's before I'm seen by my doctor but once she comes into the room to treat whatever problem I have at the time, it's face to face and she's on top of her game.
In regards to geauxjudge my question is: Will his unethical and borderline criminal actions directly affect and/or reverse the outcomes of his previous rulings on both criminal and civil cases?
In regards to geauxjudge my question is: Will his unethical and borderline criminal actions directly affect and/or reverse the outcomes of his previous rulings on both criminal and civil cases?
This post was edited on 3/14/14 at 1:55 pm
Posted on 3/14/14 at 3:46 pm to DocHog
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If your docs are this happy, I need to get you down to Waco!!
I wish! About half of them are happy with it, the others...
a ) won't or can't invest enough, so the entire transition is just stringing along one bit at a time,
b) went the wrong route the first time and are stuck dealing with overpriced software that doesn't do what they need it to do or
c) just flat don't want to do it. One guy retired a few years back just to avoid it, and another is just going to pay any penalties.
If we could somehow eliminate incompetent IT and bad software half the problem would go away. As far as going to Waco, that's an option, but how about you just move everything up here. Its time to come home Doc!
ETA: sorry for extending the derail...
This post was edited on 3/14/14 at 3:47 pm
Posted on 3/14/14 at 6:34 pm to Russvegas Dan
Russ, do any work with IMPAC? Just curious if our experience overlaps at all.
Posted on 3/14/14 at 7:45 pm to Hog on the Hill
I don't. Not sure how many oncologists around here but I don't work with any directly.
Posted on 3/14/14 at 9:48 pm to Russvegas Dan
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Russvegas Dan
I assume that you are in Russelville?
If so, know anybody with the last name Burris?
If so, that's my family (mother's side)
Derail continues.....
Posted on 3/15/14 at 10:50 am to Hillborn 22
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I'm fortunate to go to a clinic that has a very good staff. The nurses all use the EMR's before I'm seen by my doctor but once she comes into the room to treat whatever problem I have at the time, it's face to face and she's on top of her game.
Yes, I appreciate that my docs don't try to mess around with it while they're in the exam room, especially the pediatrician. I expect his absolute & undivided attention on my kid and in answering my questions, which he gladly does. I will take my business elsewhere if keying in data is more important than examining my child, or if he is gets irritated that he has to listen to & answer my questions concerning my child ... and I have done so.
All of the doctors I use now are really good about listening, very attentive, and they actually want me to ask questions, so I'm pretty satisfied with them. The pediatrician actually talks to my kid, which is great. All of my docs' nurses use the EMR when doing the standard preliminary bp, temp, wt., etc. readings before the docs come in, so the only time they're on the computer is when they're showing me something or looking up something about new medications usually.
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In regards to geauxjudge my question is: Will his unethical and borderline criminal actions directly affect and/or reverse the outcomes of his previous rulings on both criminal and civil cases?
I'm really not sure about that. Maybe litigator can answer that question, but I'd like to know, as well. Very interesting.
Posted on 3/15/14 at 3:22 pm to Arkla Missy
Speaking to the issue generally it is doubtful that where judicial misconduct is found to have transpired it is going to lead to the overturning of a verdict unless it occurred with regard to a particular case. The latter part of this old law review article contains some good information about judicial misconduct in general. LINK. The same holds true of attorney or prosecutorial misconduct as well. You normally don't see the mass overturning of verdicts. Part of the reason may be because there has to be finality to cases and after a certain period of time has passed it becomes difficult, if not virtually impossible, to reopen a case.
It was brought up in a prior post about campaign contributions to judges and their potential effect on a case and that was addressed by the US Supreme Court a few years ago where it held due process mandated a judge's recusal from a case where he received a large contribution from one of the litigants. LINK.
In Arkansas you most usually see claims of judicial misconduct brought up in two forums. First, it can be raised in a particular court case and litigated there (and potentially thereafter in an appeal of the case to a higher court). Second, a complaint can be brought with the Arkansas Judicial Discipline & Disability Commission and if a violation is found to have occurred the sanctions range from public censure or reprimand to removal from the bench. The decision of the Commission is appealable as well.
It was brought up in a prior post about campaign contributions to judges and their potential effect on a case and that was addressed by the US Supreme Court a few years ago where it held due process mandated a judge's recusal from a case where he received a large contribution from one of the litigants. LINK.
In Arkansas you most usually see claims of judicial misconduct brought up in two forums. First, it can be raised in a particular court case and litigated there (and potentially thereafter in an appeal of the case to a higher court). Second, a complaint can be brought with the Arkansas Judicial Discipline & Disability Commission and if a violation is found to have occurred the sanctions range from public censure or reprimand to removal from the bench. The decision of the Commission is appealable as well.
Posted on 3/15/14 at 3:33 pm to Litigator
Thanks for the info
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