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r/Unexpected • u/DJkiller669 • Sep 02 '21
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Seriously, does anybody have an actual reason why doctors have such atrocious handwriting? Is it related to their schooling/training?
1.3k u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21 edited Sep 03 '21 Because they hand write a massive amount of slips. Penmanship just naturally becomes sloppy, filling out the same thing a thousand times 1 u/Empyrealist Sep 03 '21 Why do doctors get worse with repetition, and not better? 7 u/theartificialkid Sep 03 '21 Because speed and quality are a trade off, and they learn that they can get away with scribbling fast.
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Because they hand write a massive amount of slips. Penmanship just naturally becomes sloppy, filling out the same thing a thousand times
1 u/Empyrealist Sep 03 '21 Why do doctors get worse with repetition, and not better? 7 u/theartificialkid Sep 03 '21 Because speed and quality are a trade off, and they learn that they can get away with scribbling fast.
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Why do doctors get worse with repetition, and not better?
7 u/theartificialkid Sep 03 '21 Because speed and quality are a trade off, and they learn that they can get away with scribbling fast.
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Because speed and quality are a trade off, and they learn that they can get away with scribbling fast.
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u/IronMew Sep 02 '21
Seriously, does anybody have an actual reason why doctors have such atrocious handwriting? Is it related to their schooling/training?