Saturday, November 3, 2007

Route of communication


Dear Dr. XXX / XXX,

Thank you so much for your suggestion which you had written in such HUMONGOUS alphabets. We shall take over this gentleman as you had so kindly suggested. By the way, I DO NOT have any visual impairement so there is no necessity to take so much trouble and effort to use gigantic alphabets. I see it as absolutely unnecessary. Thank you!

P/S, My MOs do not have any visual impairement either.

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Found it in a patient's bed ticket when I was doing ward work. A bed ticket is what medical staffs use to communicate with one other. Never thought that it is a place to express feeling too.
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To be a good doc, communicate well (write well)!

7 comments:

Kiwi-Bird said...

LOL funny...
But doctors are professional.. ejeking through these ways seems very inappropriate..

U should put the sample of previous handwriting.. I wonder how HUGE the letters are =p

Ching Mun said...

Yea, can sense some extend of anger by reading through it. Too bad the previous "gigantic" writing was not there la.

Ernest said...

wah..which bed is this?? i wanna see!! and lemme guess...humungous writing.. K. Ru**n??

Ching Mun said...

Hmm..good guess Ernest! His writing came to my mind too but.. wrong! Haha it's in your next ward so you figure it out ya ;P

Chee Koon said...

LOL =)
A fight over the papers...

FengY said...

well, i'm trying to guess who wrote that piece of message. Only 2 ortho doctors use fountain pen and 1 of them is not in the ward. So that leaves only 1 of them =)

Ching Mun said...

Haha that appeared to be like using fountain pen only after editing. Not bad Feng, who's using what pen also you know..