| Operative Flash-Dictation: General Surgery By: Christopher Gayer, M.D., Ph.D., John Lam, M.D., and Chaim B. Colen, M.D., Ph.D. Total pages: 183 Size: 4.5x7.75 in Bind: Spiral Copyright 2011 Availability: May 2011 ISBN 10: 1935345087 ISBN 13: 9781935345084
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The Operative Dictation series, designed by surgeons for
surgeons, provides the essential verbal terminology necessary to craft a
superior operative dictation note. Each section details multiple common
procedures, providing templates including patient history, physical
examination, surgical risks, and a fully customizable procedural description.
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes are included with each operative
note allowing the novice surgeon to become a verbally-skilled surgeon, well
versed in CPT code application.
Practice makes perfect. By rehearsing your operation in a
well-structured, systematic and cohesive fashion, you will increase your
operative efficiency and streamline your medico-legal sustaining terminology.
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Read what researchers are saying about operative dictation templates:
“Obstetrics and gynecology residency programs rarely have a structured curriculum for teaching operative dictation...”
Menzin, A. W., Spitzer, M. (2003). Journal of Reproductive Medicine, 48, 850-2.
“The operative dictation template can significantly improve resident comfort level with dictation…”
Gillman, L. M., Vergis, A., Park, J., Minor, S., & Taylor, M.
(2010). Structured operative reporting: a randomized trial using
dictation templates to improve operative reporting. The American Journal
of Surgery, 199, 846-850.
“The adoption of these methods [standardized dictation
templates] into routine use will be needed to allow for wide scale
quality assessment and improvement for surgical practices.”
Parikh, J. A., Yermilov, I., Jain, S., McGory, M. L., Ko, C. Y.,
& Maggard, M. A. (2007). How Much Do Standardized Forms Improve the
Documentation of Quality of Care? Journal of Surgical Research, 143,
158-163.
“There appears to be a marked deficiency in resident training in operative dictation nationwide.”
Gillman, L. M., Vergis, A., Hardy, K., Park, Jason., & Taylor, M. (2010). Canadian Journal of Surgery, 53, 246-250.
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