Re: QA - What do y'all think is excessive?

From: RaeMorrill (RaeMorrill_at_aol.com)
Date: 03/14/05

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    Jeannie Wilson wrote:
    > CindyB <cinqueen@yahoo.com> wrote here for all to
    > seenews:88f7315r8pmk1hickuasvv0t760kd1np7h@4ax.com:
    >
    >
    >>And I've heard, too many times to count, "I don't get paid enough to
    >>spend precious time on research."
    >>
    >>Sad.
    >>
    >
    >
    > Yep, like they want to get paid extra to actually _do_ their job.

    Agan, "their job" depends on the situation. Obviously, leaving a basic
    term blank because they don't know it is lazy. Basic may be hard to
    define, but any experienced MT knows it when they see it. Reminds me of
    a situation on some old email group. The basic was something like _____
    and hematocrit (where the blank was clearly hemoglobin). The MT was
    irate when told that was basic knowledge. In the end she calmed down and
      realized I (and others) were right.

    I tend to be balky. I may go to the ends of the earth to find something
    I have no reason to know (local or regional term or doc's name). If I
    leave it blank because I feel I can't even get close enough on the S/l
    or, worse, have tried reasonable approaches, then the MTSO jumps me for
    not trying, we are going to have a serious issue if she doesn't back
    down. It is NOT my job to know the name of every doctor in a facility
    five states over, especially if they are not clearly spoken, first and
    last name given, preferably a speciality, facility, or town. It's the
    MTSO's responsibility to make sure her clients know they must be
    specific. They don't. OTOH, I don't get "pinged" for not trying. A few
    QA comments noting how easily they found it and I'll be looking elsewhere

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