Patient Manual - Constructive Criticism

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Dr. Rutlege;

I know you lurk and scan most of the postings because you answer some

of them as appropriate. I'm mentioning this here, rather than

emailing you so I can get other MBGer's to rally around the flag and

say, " Hey, he's right. You should do this! "

There's been a number of revisions to the patient manual over the

last month. I think it would be tremendously helpful if you had a

revision sheet in front of the patient manual to identify what has

changed or has been added since the last issue. From the time I began

preparing my packet to the time I got it submitted, there were 2

revisions to the manual, so I had to print it out 3 times. The only

way to tell what changed was to do a page by page comparison and

that's rather tedious. Give us a revision sheet, put an asterisk

along side the paragraphs that changed, underline the things that

changed, do them in a different color, etc.

Just my 2 cents...

18 days and counting.

Ken Grakauskas

[Guest guest]

Hi,

> last month. I think it would be tremendously helpful if you had a

> revision sheet in front of the patient manual to identify what has

> changed or has been added since the last issue. From the time I began

> preparing my packet to the time I got it submitted, there were 2

> revisions to the manual, so I had to print it out 3 times. The only

> way to tell what changed was to do a page by page comparison and

> that's rather tedious. Give us a revision sheet, put an asterisk

The only thing I can say is.

That won't happen any time soon.

Sorry.

RR

Rutledge, M.D., F.A.C.S.

The Center for Laparoscopic Obesity Surgery

4301 Ben lin Blvd.

Durham, N.C. 27704

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Patient Manual - Constructive Criticism

> Dr. Rutlege;

>

> I know you lurk and scan most of the postings because you answer some

> of them as appropriate. I'm mentioning this here, rather than

> emailing you so I can get other MBGer's to rally around the flag and

> say, " Hey, he's right. You should do this! "

>

> There's been a number of revisions to the patient manual over the

> last month. I think it would be tremendously helpful if you had a

> revision sheet in front of the patient manual to identify what has

> changed or has been added since the last issue. From the time I began

> preparing my packet to the time I got it submitted, there were 2

> revisions to the manual, so I had to print it out 3 times. The only

> way to tell what changed was to do a page by page comparison and

> that's rather tedious. Give us a revision sheet, put an asterisk

> along side the paragraphs that changed, underline the things that

> changed, do them in a different color, etc.

>

> Just my 2 cents...

>

> 18 days and counting.

>

> Ken Grakauskas

>

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