Dr. Dinesh Moses

SV Meditrans, Inc.

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  • Business Boost


    Yesterday I happened to get a testimony from one of my clients and it read as mentioned below. 

    “I have been using the transcription service for over 20 years. The MTs are excellent and I dont waste any time in reviewing once the reports are back. It is a 24-hour turn-around-time, very fast and efficient. Our reports are often very complicated, but the transcriptionists are able to keep up without mistakes. I am very happy with the service and hence have continued with them for over 20 years.” – Dr. Sunita J, CA

    As a company it feels nice to have a happy client who shares their positive  experience and writes us a few words of appreciation.  I can say it was without a doubt one of the most happiest moments of my life and it is nothing less than a reward on running my business SV Meditrans, Inc., offering medical documentation management solutions (Transcription, Scribing, Data migration and Staffing).

    As a small-business, we bear a major part of the repercussions caused by recessions/ disasters / pandemics like the one we are presenting fighting against the COVID-19.  During this downtime, we hear more about Testkit, Treatments, and Vaccination for us humans. Is there anything a business expects other than money to boost?

    In my 20 years of business, we have survived 4 major Recessions/ Disasters (2000, 2001, 2008, 2017) along with my own personal tribulation of losing my mother to MI in 2011.

    A kind word of support or a note of thanks means a lot for small businesses to bring back the diminishing vigour and boost their strength.

    So do try to take a few minutes off your busy time to send a small note, to share your experience in being associated to show your support which can encourage them to tide above the current crisis situation.  Kind words are short and easy to speak but their echoes are truly endless, so do share your thoughts on the google review section to help boost our morale.

    Every business owner needs the support of it’s clients to keep the DNA of the business intact so he/ she can emerge out of this difficult situation and restart where it stopped. 

    Dr. Dinesh Moses – COO

    SV Meditrans, Inc. – www.svmeditrans.com

  • Medical Scribing


    EHR documentation had put Medical Doctors into a state of not able to focus on their patients if they do it in the examination room or taking excess hours to work on reports which puts them into unwanted stress of working extra hours after seeing the patients.

    Dicta scribe: The doctor could dictate what he wants to be typed into the EHR and an assistant could complete it latter on, final reviewed by the doctor once report done and signed off . This could be either in a live process or done as a recorded dictation.

    Data Scribe: Data send to the scribe in a hard copy as filled by the doctors while seeing the patients and this could be final sent to a scribe to put in the details to the relevant fields in the EMR which could be latter final reviewed by the doctor and closed.

    Live Scribe: No dictation nor data transferred but a live scribe will be listening to the “Doctor/ Patient” conversation and will do the reports. This would require certain comprehensive capability for the scribe to understand the session between the Doctor/ patient to pick exactly what would be required for the EHR.

    Conclusion: Scribing could take the typing burden out of the hands of the doctors. It does requires the doctors to do final review of the reports done before they final sign it for it to be considered as a meaningful use.

  • Manoa Hiking- What I learned


    Location: Honolulu, HI
    Length: 1.5 miles
    Difficulty: Easy-Moderate
    Duration: 1.5 hours
    Elevation Gain: 554 ft

    Covered with huge trees, the Trail Hike looked adventurous. It rained on the day of hiking. Hence I was informed that the trail was going to be slippery and I have to be careful. As it was drizzling, I decided to buy a cap and had my left knee braces in place to hold my weak knee.  The guide provided us a walking stick and a poncho as a rain coat. I began my walk. This time my wife decided to stay back which left me with no choice but to do it all alone from the beginning to the end.

    Walking amidst green forest, that too in drizzling was fabulous. But the pathway was not flat nor it had the side metal rail to hold on. Walking in such a scenario seemed the major challenge for my hiking this time. I wasn’t also aware of the distance and inclination I might have to face during the walk. I did take it as a challenge. As usual, the walk was fine at starting but things started changing once the climbing was onset.  It was impossible to segment my path due to huge trees and plants on the way. I had no clue about when to stop but decided to run a mind clock to have a halt at every 5 minutes whenever I could find a place to stop in the narrow path.

    Bored of walking alone, this time I decided to do a small study to find out how people would answer to a person (Totally a stranger) like me when I ask them questions like, “Am I almost there?” “Do you think I could make it?” I picked 4 different race to get the answers at a different interval who where all returning back.  I am not going to reveal which answer belongs to which race but chances are there you might guess right. This has nothing to put any race down or one better than the other but just to see how the cultural behavior pattern varies from different culture while responding to a stranger.

    Below are the responses i got from 4 different individuals from 4 different race.

    1. First Person – With a big smile – “You are almost there, worth the hike to see the fall…keep going…”
    2. Second Person – This person felt I was about to ask a question so decided to see somewhere else and walked off, I was standing there with no answer.
    3. Third Person – With no friendly smile, “You are more than half way, then there will be a steep walk and then you will get close to the falls”
    4. Fourth Person – Gave a harsh look and asked “What?” When I repeated my question the answer was “You still have 75% more to go.”

    Single trail, four different persons and four different responses

    1. Encouraging, Friendly
    2. Leave me alone attitude
    3. Accurate, detail focused but did not express it in a friendly way
    4. Harsh, I am a celebrity leave me alone attitude

    Fun part of my hike was finishing the trail by seeing the beautiful water falls. I think, if I missed any of the following points, who knows, how tough my hike would have been!

    • Organizers Suggestion to take a walking stick for support and a poncho for being safe in rain – Expert opinion
    • My preparation with knee braces and a cap to avoid the rain – Preparation
    • Even though it was a mixed type of responses, an approximation on how close I am to my destination did help the progress – Random opinion on progress

  • Diamond Head Hiking- what I learned


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    Location: Honolulu, HI
    Length: 1.6 miles roundtrip
    Difficulty: Easy-Moderate
    Duration: 2 hours
    Elevation Gain: 990 ft

    The trail started around 5:30 am. After parking the car, my wife and I decided to do the trail together and take it slow as our sons decided to walk fast.

    One knee in pain, with knee braces and with no exposure to hiking I started the walk. At one point of the trail, I was able to see the Title whole path and it was so steep when looked from the bottom. The first thing struck my mind was “I am in no way going to make it, should I quit it now or after a while”? Since I needed my walk for the day, I decided not to quit and started my walk with my wife.

    “You can’t make it” screamed my mind. I walked, and the destination extended far and far the more I walked. My concerned wife asked me if we should go back and added flavor to my decision of “quit and go back”. The first part I decided was to remove the flavor, so I told my wife why don’t you walk fast and join our sons, when I could do it slow and in worst case I will halt. She too felt that’s a good idea and started her walk.

    I sat in a spot and glanced at the destination which was like a Himalayan peak now. Now the question was, how can I do this with a painful knee? A great idea came in mind, how about using a milestone process in place and see! Here it is distance to be covered and not time. I decided to split the track into 4 segments. As I Finish each segment, I will go for a small halt to relax. I also decided to use the metal trail to hold and move so I could use my hand as well for my walk.

    All these played a role in me being able to complete this task

    • Making sure I had my knees held on place firm with my knee brace. – PREPARATION
    • Allowing my wife to move forward so I don’t get into the comfort zone – AVOID COMFORT ZONE
    • Splitting the trail into segments – STRATEGIC PLAN
    • Utilizing the metal trail bar to move with my hands –MAX UTILIZATION OF TOOLS

    Well, the journey was slow and delayed, but I am proud I was able to do it. The result was I wanted to do more, and I had gone for the next one in two days.

  • Mission to Kenya- Part 1


    After so many years of confusions of if I am ready for a mission trip, I decided to do my first mission trip to Kenya on 2017. It was a Mission trip organized by the church I go. I was not sure if I am a correct person to even go for this but somehow decided to apply for it.
    I want to share my experience of my first mission trip and what did I gain out of it at the end as small parts for me to remember and if you enjoy reading it, have a great read… if not just don’t worry.
    We had 4 team meetings to get to know about Kenya and also to get to know each other. First meeting in the church started with a prayer and we got introduced to Kenya and the basic culture we need to be aware of was explained.
    Our trip was scheduled for 8/24/2017 to 09/06/2017.
    There came 08/24 and there also came Hurricane warning to Houston where all from our team live. The Hurricane was supposed to hit Houston in 3 days which was supposed to be 27th.
    My first mission trip with a heavy heart left to airport hoping the hurricane does not affect Houston as we are not new to Hurricane.
    We all met at the church then drove to the airport and still my heart had this question “What am I doing?”. With no much answer checked in at the airport and followed the team to have a quick lunch before we boarded the flight. I see my team mates all of them with prior experience going on mission trips I was sitting there all confused with the same question running in my head “What am I doing?”
    With 15 minutes to board the flight there comes a slight strong suggestions this time running in head – “Dude still not too late, just tell the team you are going to rest room and run away”. 15 Minutes there to board the plane and a chance to become a “Runaway Missionary” I finished eating my burger. Continued…. Part2

  • Managers and OCD


    I always wonder if Managers end up suffering from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. It becomes a routine for a good manager to have the best around them to make sure the work or project they are involved the outcome to be the best. Keeping “perfection” as a routine from the time they wake up till they get home at one point ends up as a habit and normal behavior.

    Now the question will be if a Manager with signs of OCD could be a perfect pick for a project? Sometimes it is hard to work for a perfectionist so the team formation might struggle but once formed I think it would be a good team.

  • Characters Influence


    “Can personal character of a leader influence the way they could guide a Team or a Company or a State or a Country?”

    A person who,

    • Gets offended very fast and reacts fast .
    • Stood by a person just to maintain her/his status in politics even though it was clear who this person was standing by did  a big mistake.
    • Makes up small stories to gain attention from people.
    • Is a “I-Person” doesn’t like to share his/her success credit with people who worked around.
    • Listens to all to decide.
    • Does not listen to anyone to decide.

    Each of the above has a character inbuilt and will it affect their way they could lead?

    Now the hard part would be what is acceptable and what is not acceptable in a leader?

  • “I” replacing “We”


    A good leader is one who shares his/her success with his team and not take it to himself/ herself.

    There is a point of time which would tempt a leader to use “I” instead of sharing the credit with the whole team who stood beside and took part in the ups and downs.

    It is equally important on how a leader takes care of his/her team during the journey let it be the time of hardship or at the point of success.

    “I” replacing “We” could affect the team work to an extent the members of the team might get dislocated or even in some case get lost as they feel not recognized.

    “I” could make a leader himself/herself feel highly self confident sometimes that they start using it a lot.

    1. Is “I” better than “We”?
    2. Is an “I” leader worth anything without a strong team around?
    3. When and how often could a Leader use “I”?

     

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  • Man and his Design

    Man and his Design


    I started attending a series on “Authentic Manhood” conducted at my son high school Fort-bend Christian Academy. Our first session kind of made a lot of sense to me as it explained some of the reason of our current behavior. Mostly due to behavioral transmission from Father to son then the son moving it to his own son- Generation after Generation.

    • Impact due to historic events like war or revolutionary movements.
    • Impact due to being looked up only as a Provider which reduced a father’s interaction with their son.
    • Impact due to being not present when a son need them due to their own habits.
    • Impact because of a mom’s major role which reduced the interaction between a father and son.

    All of the above could end up in general disappointment while growing up leading to a confused men with no proper vision which leads them to drift to be away and escape from realty.

    I am sure most of men go through the confusion on how to live a life as a Authentic Man and i hope this series created by http://www.authenticmanhood.com/ would help.

  • Movie against Islam- Reactions by some good doctors


    My Question: Totally agree it is insane and not good act to insult any religion. Why is it whole America brought into picture for a weird extremist group of people behavior? I don’t think this movie was produced by US government and it did not even get permission to even go in theater in US and this guys used youtube to release the movie. In what way America is involved in this? I am little confused. This guy who produced is a fraud and people behind are some religious extremists. Some idiots make a movie-> uses a free channel to take it live. Guy who did it will be hiding somewhere.

    These are some great answers from my Muslim doctor friend.

    Reaction:

    Dr. Imthiaz: ” firstly RESPECT for ur commet secondly i am also now confused Dear Dinesh….coz i think google inc is from USA right !! then y r they not removing ….if so literate guys are concerned with other religious sentiments………also feel pity THE AMERICANS cant trace this guy…funny man….”

    Dr. KV Imthiaz: “What the U.S.should do is take stern action against this gang; which it should have done immediately, before so much things would have happened.Freedom of speech is not a license to blasphemy.The movie has a lot of very very bad language + scenes which is unpardonable.It is made with a real motive to cause disturbance in the world at a time when the U.S.is going to the polls.This plot should be probed in detail and the guilty brought to book without delay so that atleast then the U.S.can show the Muslim World that they are really concerned about this matter.”

    Dr. Aslam: “dear friends ! all are correct in their places and views.anyone who insults any other religion should be condemned ,as an individual only .it was really only Americans ( Christians ) who also made the great movie ”Message “. this movie highlighted and respected ISLAM thoroughly .likewise even some stupid brainless so called Muslims uttered bad views on ISLAM ( like salman rushdi ,khalida zia etc.)My vision is ‘i follow my religion as much as can ,and i respect all other religion and their followers ‘.so let all keep our relations intact and not let loose ears to loose and cheap works.it is said in Hindi..haathee chalei bazaar ..kutta bhonke..bow..bow…( elephant walks elegantly in the market ,and stray dogs bark ). I have close friends in all religions ..Hindus ,Christians , sikhs , .they all love me and i love them all .ALLAAH bless them all and me .aameeen !!”

    Dr. Ramdas: “Lived in this country for a long time. And it is great to live here. Our forefathers wrote (“Invented”) a constitution that permits “Freedom of Expression!” Unfortunately they did not put limits! Long Long ago few crazies invented Religions! Unfortunately These Old Geasers did not know the meaning of TOLERENCE! American Constitution will never change even though there is room for adaption to the Norms of 2012! So is religions of Masses. Sad to see fanatic wings of Religions gives the whole religion a black Eye. I am not at all religious & strongly feel Religion was invented to divide people! Last part is a sort of Confession!”

    Dr. George: “Religion was invented to create fear & control prople. also it tries to answer some questions like what is after life(i mean after death!)?Think about it: when we were living in the caves,we did not understand rain,thunder,eclipses etc;we attributed them as divine forces or god; when humanity became little bit more sophesticated there came a particular sect of people who claimed they can interpret the heavenly things, or even talking to god. we call them with many names preists,prophets,messaih,avatars etc. Believes do not have any rationals; for ex, If I am born & brought up in a chriatian family I beleive jesus is god;but if somebedy kidnapped me from the labour ward & if i was brought up in muslim family i would beleive allah is the god. so what i beleive is not upto me. But as an adult now, what i beleive is upto me provided I think rationally without any prejudice or bias.”

    PN: This is not a blog to hurt anyone feeling so any response hurting either side will be removed. Certain persons or groups action cannot be held responsible on a country.