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Posted by Pam RPSGT on June 03, 2002 at 09:53:26:In Reply to: Re: scoring while testing posted by sleep101 on June 01, 2002 at 06:13:37:
At our lab, full-time techs may choose to work 4 10-hour nights with no scoring required, or 3 longer nights with scoring expected. The techs who do the longer nights usually like to come in early and score one test, and then score a second one "on-the-fly" during acquisition. (Two tests scored per night is the goal.)
HOWEVER, our Medical Director does send more "night-scored" tests back for re-scoring than "day-scored" ones.... So it is likely that night-scorers make more errors due to their divided attention....
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