Question

All mail leaving a physician’s office represents the professionalism of the physician and his or her staff. A medical assistant is responsible for the written communication and makes several glaring mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation. What mistakes would make the letter unmailable? What would you do to help the medical assistant correct the problem?

Answer 1

Answer:

Medical-related errors such as, for example, improper drug doses. These errors may be avoided by learning medical terminology, especially publications in the field of study (health care/medicine)

Explanation:

Communication errors represent a serious problem when they alter the specific instructions of therapies and treatments. These errors include mistakes in prescription, wrong times, omission, inexact drug names, improper doses, wrong dose preparation, incorrect administration, etc. A medical assistant is responsible both for writing medical documentation and for transcribing this Information. By reading publications in the field of study, a person can be rapidly trained to understand highly specific medical terminology, thereby avoiding transcription problems and communication errors.