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MT India Digest
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"Effective MT Forum"
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Aug 15, 2000 Digest #045
.................................................. .....IN THIS DIGEST..... ===========NEW===================== -=RISK FACTORS=- ~Rajarshi Banerji
"people without any core competence trying to
jump on the bandwagon" ===========CONTINUING============== -=Community=- ~Arora SK
"getting training from smaller institute would
not be a good decision!!" ===========BILLBOARD============== -=HIPAA=-
~S. Laumas ===========GEEK TIPS============== -=Keyboard Shortcuts=-
~ Rajender ===========NEW===================== From: Rajarshi Banerji <
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Subject: Risk Factors Hi everybody! Here are a few risk factors, that I thought I will share with you: - Medical Transcription is dependent on the individual.
- As this industry is nascent and there is a general recession in
other industries, a number of units are mushrooming and there
will be high turnouts of staff and increase in level of emoluments
for medical transcriptionists increasing salary outflow at a rapid
pace.
- As this business purely depends on quality, there is a definite
risk of losing business if quality is not maintained.
- If the US for some reason like protecting there local labour
force legislates the prevention of medical records of individuals
going out of US the business in India will be terminated. But the bottom line we find is people without any core competence
in either medicine or IT trying to jump on the bandwagon. Rajarshi Banerji Comment?
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================CONTINUING======================= From: Arora SK <
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Subject: More transparency and professionalism needed!! Hi MTIDers! This business is mainly in the hands of small entrepreneurs. Now a
days lot of corporate companies are entering into MT Business and
their real objective is to train people at their own cost and
employ them hence spending money on getting training from
smaller institute would not be a good decision. I know a corporate sector company which is planing to setup MT
production center, they will be interested to take fresh graduate
etc who will in turn be trained for six month ( avg. 7 hr. a day
for six days a week). Each trainee will be also be given a stipend. ALL THIS AT NO
COST !!. On completion of successful trainee, candidates will
be observed in the company itself hence ASSURED JOB. These kind of real player will make some good practices in MT
industry. Thanks
Arora SK Comment?
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================= BILLBOARD ===================
From: S. Laumas <
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Subject: ** Transactions and Code Sets Final Rule on Display ** Hi all! The Final Rule on Transactions and Code Sets has been put on
display at the Federal Register. According to the Administrative
Simplification web site of the Department of Health & Human
Services, the rule will be published by August 17th. The rule will be final sixty days following publication, then
organizations will have 24 months in which to comply (October
2002). The rule has not been officially published, but is available for
viewing at: <http://aspe.hhs.gov/admnsimp/final/txfin00.htm> Major differences between the proposed rule and the final rule
are available at: <http://aspe.hhs.gov/admnsimp/faqtxdif.htm> S. Laumas Comment?
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=================GEEK TIPS======================== From: v rajender <
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Subject: Keyboard Shortcuts Hi!! There are a number of quick ways to navigate Windows 95
using only the keyboard. Here is a list of some: Switch between applications : alt + tab
Switch backwards between applications : alt + tab + shift
Bring up the 'Start' menu : ctrl + esc
Switch open windows : alt + esc
Rename selected item : F2
Start 'Find' : F3
Drop the "folder selection menu" in Explorer : F4
Refresh : F5
Close current (or selected) application, or exit Windows 95 if no
applications are selected or maximized : alt + F4
Open properties dialog : alt + enter
Cut selection or item : ctrl + x or shift + delete
Copy selection or item : ctrl + c
Paste : ctrl + v or shift + insert
Go to beginning of a document : ctrl + home
Go to end of a document : ctrl + end Rajender Comment?
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