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Title: Proper spelling is imperative when documenting in the patient's chart. Spelling errors in a chart ... Post by: beaches411 on Jan 26, 2018 Proper spelling is imperative when documenting in the patient's chart. Spelling errors in a chart entry make the medical assistant who made the entry appear deficient and also create an overall negative impression of the office to outsiders reading the chart notes. Which of the following statements is accurate?
A) You can always rely on spell check to pick up on spelling errors in the EHR. B) The EHR will always auto-correct medication errors only. C) You can't always rely on spell check to pick up on spelling errors in the EHR. D) The EHR will always suggest grammar changes. Title: Proper spelling is imperative when documenting in the patient's chart. Spelling errors in a chart ... Post by: tiss9889 on Jan 26, 2018 Content hidden
Title: BFSF: Proper spelling is imperative when documenting in the patients chart. Spelling errors in a chart ... Post by: Vivi Leura on Aug 27, 2023 Help! The answer is missing an explanation...
Title: Re: Proper spelling is imperative when documenting in the patient's chart. Spelling errors in a ... Post by: tiss9889 on Aug 27, 2023 Added details!
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