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Monday, September 05, 2005

Toughbooks Have a Sick Sense of Humor

Howdy again everyone, hope you're all doing well. I know I haven't posted in a while. I've been kind of busy getting ready for school.

Have you ever noticed how there are certain keys or points on your computer's screen that always gets hit? There definitely is on our Panasonic Toughbook, which we use to fill out our call sheets. There's a program on it called EMS Pro. Now, don't get me wrong, EMS Pro is a great program, but sometimes it has its moments. Today was one of those moments. I kept trying to click "other" under "provider impression." (Provider impression is basically the diagnosis but in a non-legal way, EMS providers aren't allowed to diagnose, only an MD can.) But for some reason it kept jumping to vaginal bleeding. Kind of annoying. It did the same thing for signs and symptoms too.

Has anyone else had this problem?

posted by bravomedic @ 11:38 AM   3 comments

3 Comments:

Nope. Everything has been smooth sailing for me.

By Blogger Christopher Trottier, at 2:00 PM  

I think the problem is that after a while, it needs to be recalibrated and as far as I know this has never been done.

By Blogger bravomedic, at 6:46 PM  

While that problem would be a pain, I'm guessing your usual PCR is easy to read and spell checked...

Our system is ALL paper. My hand writing sucks and I can't spell, so my PCRs look like they were written by a 5 year old :-).

By Blogger DJ, at 7:36 PM  

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