People have been saying that, one of the things that we learn from medical school, would be how to write like a doctor. No, not to mean the way we construct our sentences or what vocabularies we use, but how we write, literally, as in, handwriting.
Last few weeks while I was still in Primary Care Medicine posting, we went to the stress ECG clinic to hang out, and I came across some interesting handwriting.
Another colleague and I were deciphering what he wrote for almost half an hour before we finally found out what he wrote, that only after we asked the particular patient.
Made out what it really was?
Sunday, December 06, 2009
On the Doctor's Handwriting
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16 Jujus:
doctors' handwriting hard to read....hehe...XD..
let me guess..some medicine dealing with diabetic?
hehehee... doc's writing is the most "cute"... only the nurses will understand i guess...
not meant for reading...
i pity the nurses who sometimes had to read handwriting like that. but then again, i reckon they're already used to it..hahaha...
anyway, what the heck did he wrote?? patient's gender??
I really wanna to give the nurses an award of decoding the doctor's writing and grant doctors awards for encoding the information... :p
Dude, hopefully your writing will not be like that in the future ... :p Hmmm... i just couldn't know what is the doctor writing about ... let's ask the artist or the special agent from Russia :p
i think that doc use short handwriting lah..
osn plate -ssoskool
...? Hurmm~~
Wow! So terrible handwriting! How anyone could ever read that!
why? doctor's handwriting look so ugly.... they not study well during primary school?
i think most of the doctor (if not all) will acquire this type of handwriting sooner or later... mayb bcoz they have to write too many... :)
Looks like a "fu". meant to burn, dilute the contents and drink gua.
Or written by a drunk doc?
+Ant+
I know...its tulisan Jawi...
OH...I think i get it!! Not Jawi. Its "complete normal". Betulka?
i would say thats beyond readable. The nurse must be bloody good.
pls dont write like tat next time..ahahahha... :)
Don't we all have the same thought of this? Maybe doctor's handwriting isn't meant for us to read. But, can the nurse/pharmacist actually read it?
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