Re: Electronic drug references

Something that has a "sounds like" feature would be most helpful. Some drugs
I've had difficulty with when the doctor mumles, pronounces them
incorrectly, or otherwise butchers them. Oh speaking of, I was typing
yesterday and right smack in the middle of the dictation the doctor stops
dictating and starts a conversation or whever with someone. I hear nothing
but conversation for about 5 mins or so, then he tries to go back to
dictating this thing and loses his place. LOL! Where would you recommend I
download large text listings of drug names? What would you recommend?
Thanks!!!

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Loreal Lavigna
Medical Transcriptionist
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Loreal Lavigna wrote:
Does anyone know of any good electronic drug references out there? I
can't use the stedmans one, as it isn't accessible for me. Surprisingly,
though, many of the other stedmans products are accessible. If anyone can
give me an idea on where to look for other alternatives besides the
stedmans I'd really be appreciative! Thank you all in advance!!!

What do you want out of an electric drug reference? You can try drugs.com
or rxlist.com and see if they will meet your need with their search
engine, if you can handle that. Or there are several large and/or
comprehensive drug lists in text form that you could download.

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