A Senryu, 3 Parts
previous testing
done for patient somewhere else
she insists we’re wrong
I search the system
co-worker reviews it too
we find no records
patient dismisses
the mistake’s made on her part
ends the call upset
I will be the first to admit I’m wrong when I am wrong. I cannot tell you the number of patients with whom I speak on a daily basis who are adamant about having their radiological services rendered with us when in actuality, those services have been with another entity. It’s okay to admit you’re wrong, especially if you go to multiple places to have your medical needs met. It’s really okay. My co-worker and I handled the issue accordingly. In the end, the patient was informed of where she had her imaging done based on her description of the location and advised to reach out to them for her medical records—but she really just couldn’t believe she was wrong.
I’m amazed that it’s such a common occurrence!
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I guess, I’ve grown rather used to it in this field, and in America. Lol.
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Ha! This is me. I am this customer lol Once I argued the CVS pharmacist down (cussing included) because they couldn’t find my daughter’s script. Turns out it was at Walgreens lol smh at myself.
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Lawd, help. See you are the patient for who I have to say a long prayer before I answer the phone. LOL!
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🤣🤣🤣
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I will admit with no problem!
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Exactly! With me, I’m sure it had a lot to do with my upbringing. My mom was always like, “Just tell me what you did or what happened and you won’t be in trouble.” So, I’ll freely tell or admit anything if I need to, especially if I know there’s a resolution. It’s just easier to do so. Lol.
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Right!!! And just move on
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Boom! There it is. Yup.
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🙌🏾
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Our mind tricks us all the time.
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True. Very true.
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I think her memory is no good anymore. When she can’t remember things, she uses assumptions to fill in the gap and the stubbornness to reassure herself that she is secure.
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This could be. And it could really just be her mixing up the locations. A lot of our patients use multiple imaging organizations.
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I’m always willing to admit when I’m wrong. It’s so important.
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I think it’s a great way to open up discussion when there is a situation when one needs to admit wrong. With this patient, I could clearly tell that’s something she doesn’t do at all–admit when she’s wrong or even acknowledge it.
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I am right and you are wrong it’s very plain to see
how dare you question what I say, you should agree with me!
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Haha. Peter!!! This is awesome!
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I can’t believe it’s not butter!
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Haha. Haha. I love those old commercials.
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– what are you eating?
– Nut N’ honey!
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Haha. Silly. Lol.
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