In March 2019, I accepted a scribing position with AQuity and have not looked back! When I came on board with this company, I completed the training that is required by all scribes and felt it was geniunely beneficial. The Scribe Academy is the first stop of many in virtual scribing, and it gives you […]
Author Archives: AQuity Solutions
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe – Taylor
I scribe for two providers, so I have two very different types of days in my life as a scribe! On Mondays and Fridays, I scribe for Dr. Persing, who is Yale’s Chief of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He is doubly board certified in both plastic surgery and neurosurgery, and he sees a mix of […]
Medical Record Sharing for the Scribe
By Anne Bean, Scribe Training Administrator for AQuity Solutions (Reprinted from the September 2019 issue of Vital Signs, AQuity’s monthly newsletter for the Scribing Division.) There seem to be competing interests in the world of healthcare information management. How can healthcare information be shared freely while keeping it out of the wrong hands? On one […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe – Kaitlyn
I have the pleasure of working for Dr. Susan Sykas at Appleseed Pediatrics. A normal day starts off around 8:00 AM. Dr. Sykas joins me in FFS and we talk about how our weekend/night went. Lori, her RN, will come in once she has the first patient roomed and talk with us about what she […]
7 Skills Needed for Scribing – Or Any Career
(Reprinted from the August 2019 edition of Vital Signs, AQuity Solutions monthly scribing division newsletter.) 1. Confidence Do you apologize when you ask someone to clarify a point? Or when you need a piece of information repeated because you missed it? Are you hesitant to state an opinion? Confident people understand that other people may […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe
On a “normal day,” my provider starts at 8:30, so I log in at 8:15. When she appears in FFS (Fluency for Scribing), we converse and follow up on any unfinished charts from yesterday. As the patients begin to arrive, we typically access old notes and I start copying relevant information onto a Word document, […]
Medicine and the Humanities
How would you like to increase your levels of wisdom, empathy, self-efficacy, emotional appraisal, and spatial skills while decreasing your intolerance of ambiguity, physical fatigue, emotional exhaustion, and cognitive weariness? Who wouldn’t want to play this game, right? According to a 2018 study, exposure to humanities such as literature, music, theater, and visual arts provides […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe – Cody
I have had the amazing opportunity of working with Dr. Fleet of Huggins Hospital in New Hampshire. Clinic starts at 8:00 AM; however, I log in about 7:30 so I can start his chart prep. We use a lot of templates and pull over pertinent information from the prior charts. We have anywhere from 12 […]
Thinking About Your Thinking
(Reprinted from the May 2019 issue of Vital Signs, the monthly scribe newsletter from AQuity Solutions.) Do you ever think about how you think? I don’t know about you, but sometimes I don’t want to look at my thought processes too closely! Other times, I tell myself that I need a new way of looking […]
A Day in the Life of an AQuity Scribe – Aislinn
I have had the opportunity to scribe for Dr. Grace Lee in endocrinology and Dr. Kenneth Mancher in family medicine. Working with these two doctors has allowed to me learn about two interesting specialties and learn about different providers’ preferences. I am no longer working with Dr. Lee, but I had a great experience scribing […]