D&D vs. QLDB & Instant Text

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Chuck--

Based on your astute recommendation and that of others here, I purchased a

copy of Drake & Drake to add to my library. About the same time, my

employer

updated my QLDB as an MT week gift. I'm still getting comfortable with

Drake

& Drake but I've used it enough to say I wouldn't want to be without it, so

I'm

sure it's only a matter of time before I'm sleeping with it.

However, one thing I like about QLDB is the " Indication/Therapeutic Category

Index " .

More than once, I've had a mush-mouthed doc treating a patient for a certain

condition

and I could only decipher part of what he's saying. Each time I was able to

successfully

determine the appropriate drug by looking under the condition in the index

(hypertension,

antiarrhythmic agent, etc.).

I have a feeling I'm not going to want to be without either of these

references:)

I also received my own personal copy of Instant Text today! Thank you to

all for

your input on abbreviation expanders--6 weeks ago I didn't know what one

was!

I used the download of QuickScript as a trial and after the initial

'breaking-in' period,

knew I couldn't live without it. Instant Text had some features that I

thought I would

like better than QS, so I went that way. Thanks to those of you who let me

pick your

brain about Instant Text specifics<g>! I'm enduring another breaking-in

period but it

will be even shorter now that I've had an intro to expanders and I can tell

I'm really

going to love this!

Chuck, hope the new job goes well and your D & D arrives quickly!

in Iowa

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