Originally Posted by
cebu_doki
I agree :
1. after all the years of taking notes quickly in medical school, the handwriting got uglier. paspas kaau ang teacher nila mudiscuss, so paspas pud sila take ug notes ( others knows how to use steno writing, in fact others have mini voice recorder to counter check )
2. Kabalo ba mo nga tungod sa bad handwriting sa doctor nakacause ni fatal prescription kay wala ma sabtan sa pharmacist? tsk tsk basaha ni ninyo! “ when in doubt ask the inquire “ so if the pharmacist is presumptive mao na sayop. In a hospital setting before it goes to the pharmacy dept. The floor nurse check on it, then the supervisor nurse.
3. ky mao mani ila training kato nag swekla pa sila... hagbong ang nindot ug agi.. ang pnaka bati ug agi ky mao ray mopasar.... ( this is what i observe also. Mostly they don’t care if there handwriting is every ligible. And they usually go to short cuts. Thats why MDs doesn’t like writing the generic name for its long words while branded are short cut. )
4. But in US and other developed countries, you would rarely see doctors writing. everything is done in the computer. Yes yes ! if you notice clinician have their own desktop or laptap and they log in your data. In the hosp setting the supervising nurse encode to the computer, and sends it to the pharmacist.
kani murag mao ni reason. anad anad raman na, kung magpaspas kag suwat mubati jud na imung agi, and ang doktor walay daghang time kay naa pay 200 kabuok naglinya sa gawas sa clinic ni dr. uy
ahahah.. there are notable doctors here sa cebu nga kung maka kita ka ana nga agi.. maka ingon ka.. "siya jud nah!" .. 
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