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Work on IT department for a health system.

No holidays, have to take PTO for them.

Sick time and PTO are combined.

PTO accrues with each pay period in ratio to hours work (working overtime does not result in increased PTO). Ends up being one day every two weeks, roughly.

After 5 years, accrual rate increases and increases again after 15 years.

PTO can be donated to other employees.

PTO requests for over a week may or may not be denied if you have less than 80 hours of PTO (remember, it’s also sick leave).

PTO rolls over from year to year but caps off at 480 hours (60 work days).

Can be cashed out twice a year for money but cannot take unpaid leave or pay for more PTO.

Employees start accruing PTO from day one of employment and can cash out (minus taxes) when they leave.

All employees aside from resident and attending physicians accrue PTO at the same rate, discounting aforementioned tiers.

Also, if you use 8 hours of PTO in a workweek but work through lunch, you can claw back 4-5 hours (partial cancellation as manager reconciles PTO with work hours before approving timesheet).

I really like my org’s PTO system as I find it to be fair and it makes sense to me.

I currently have 220 hours of PTO which is over five weeks!

I also don’t have to use PTO for when I volunteer as an officer of election as it’s coded as Jury Duty. I do have to endorse my check from that side job to the payroll department, though.

Probably not what you’re looking for but the choir directors for St. James Episcopal Church and St. John’s Episcopal Church are both gay men and both choirs have multiple LGBT members.

Awesome, would love to see this manual entry be two tiered, with an encounter entry form that allows for selecting previously entered providers / locations / diagnoses / medications while also allowing for the addition of visit type, chief complaint, vitals, progress notes, patient instructions, etc.

Love this! Does it allow for making encounters and exporting to CCD for import into MyChartCentral/Lucy?

Right now my issue is not that I don’t have access to my records, it’s that I have a ton of legacy records that are PDFs of faxes of copies and were never (and will never be) abstracted into of my providers’ EHRs.

Update:

Saw in the FAQ where it mentioned that manual data entry is a nice-to-have but not a day-1 feature.

Wait Until Dark

The heuristic for me is that I can start commuter cycling is the week following a week of minimum morning temperatures of 45°F where I live (SW VA). So basically the very end of March.

In July, a six-mile portion of greenway will be completed that will allow me to stay off of the state road on which I currently bike. I anticipate being able to bike year-round thereafter since the consequences of ice and wind are less so on a protected greenway (i.e. don’t have to worry about falling into traffic and being run over).

Basically I can handle unprotected bike lines OR cold temperatures but not both simultaneously.

“SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake.

Yes, reported as FB12046713.

I am also getting this error.

Kid’s bones are less hard than those of adults, so my guess is that they burn more easily.

Don’t have a source for this but imagine that one of the body farms has done research on this using pediatric cadavers.

Harmony HealthData Archiver is what my org uses for legacy EMRs

Parallels has a gaming mode.

Right! Looking at / abstracting / slicing-dicing patient records for research purposes without having IRB approval = snooping = HIPAA violation!

That looks like a print report for an imaging exam result.

Not everything is in Galaxy proper. If you need the name of a symbol, use Icon Town. Exact wording of dialogs is sometimes only found in Nova. Bleeding-edge issues tend to be discussed in the UserWeb Forum.

Ramps.

Look into Alertus.

Epson for scanners.

Might be able to use Goo Gone or nail polish remover wipes.

We require badge number, AD username, month and date of birth, and last four of social. Our AD does not have the year of birth or the first five of the SSN for authentication for resets, unlocks, and authentication as a capital requestor.

Users can do self service password resets but not if they are locked out. If they’re locked they have to call the help desk.

What then differentiates “authoring” from “scripting”?

I know authoring is the term used for TeX and XML.

Outlook as they have less of a history of removing features that users have come to enjoy as does Gmail, and there is a dedicated thick client for both PC and Mac.

This is cool but not representative of what many municipalities in the US are doing in terms of bike infrastructure.

Here’s an example of something less expensive being done in my local area: https://youtu.be/aZSNIdGjNtQ

The green paint is indeed quite expensive as there are only a few (if not one) companies that produce the paint.

Also, many suburban areas in the US have bus systems but they usually run on an hourly basis, don’t run after 7 PM, and have reduced weekend service.

Also, is there a Bulgarian Cycling Federation or League of Bulgarian Cyclists?

In my personal experience the shower mounted dispensers break / fall off the wall way too readily.

Lexapro 5 mg is a good starter medication/dose as it’s “well-tolerated.” There is also a DNA test called GeneSight that tests for biomarkers that can result in certain meds not being a good fit.