Alright I know this isn't a question, but since the opportunity has presented itself I'd like to do two things.
1) Thank your dad for the work he's done over the years.
2) Ask your father if he can make it a special effort to take every patient seriously, even if the doctors are under suspicion that the person may be bluffing or over-exaggerating their symptoms. I've heard stories from friends that had to deal with EMR staff who didn't take the situation at hand (in my opinion) serious enough, due to various reasons such as the patient's age, past medical history, etc. I do understand that there is protocol that must be followed, and there are usually steps to be followed to just test if the person's symptoms are even real, but I've had some medical issues become more complicated than they should have from an EMR run that could have, in my opinion, been handled much better.
Nonetheless, I really appreciate all you've done for the patients you've treated.
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Alright I know this isn't a question, but since the opportunity has presented itself I'd like to do two things.
1) Thank your dad for the work he's done over the years.
2) Ask your father if he can make it a special effort to take every patient seriously, even if the doctors are under suspicion that the person may be bluffing or over-exaggerating their symptoms. I've heard stories from friends that had to deal with EMR staff who didn't take the situation at hand (in my opinion) serious enough, due to various reasons such as the patient's age, past medical history, etc. I do understand that there is protocol that must be followed, and there are usually steps to be followed to just test if the person's symptoms are even real, but I've had some medical issues become more complicated than they should have from an EMR run that could have, in my opinion, been handled much better.
Nonetheless, I really appreciate all you've done for the patients you've treated.
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