Sentence examples for dictated notes from inspiring English sources

Often, doctors submit dictated notes or checklists to clerical staff at the firms, who then draft the reports.

Of the 518 surgeons surveyed, 31% do not provide educational materials on the risks and benefits of surgery, 14% do not provide educational materials on non-surgical options, 22% do not have patients develop questions prior to their visit with their surgeon and 27% do not provide patients with dictated notes or a CD recording summarizing their visit and treatment discussion [Table  3].

In other cases, providers simply did not use the problem list at all, preferring instead to document concerns in dictated notes (see the Alternatives theme) or felt that problem lists were not relevant to their type of care at all (see the Relevance theme).

No sooner had he raised the possibility of a torpedo attack than he was handed a hurriedly dictated note from the office of President Lee Myung-bak.

We invited these patients to participate in an online survey about what was most and least beneficial to them about each of the interventions they received: a decision aid, a question-listing session, a recording of the consultation, and a copy of the physician's dictated note.

Into a small digital tape recorder he dictates notes for a post-rehearsal session.

You can also dictate notes which it will transcribe to words – really useful for recording lectures.

As they travel, Hadow will dictate notes into a special voice recorder about the regularity and make-up of ridges and other features.

I usually finish around 8 or 9pm after checking my patients and doing some admin like writing up or dictating notes, and scanning images.

Dictating notes to a tape recorder as he flashes through slides taken during the dig by his wife, Cynthia (Janie Brookshire), he speaks with dark humor of the unraveling of both his marriage and his last few years' work.

O7: Traditional lecturing by dictating notes is error prone.