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Honestly, digital manuals are making us slower on repairs
I've noticed everyone using tablets for everything now. Tbh, I think it's making us forget how to diagnose without them. What's your opinion on this?
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robin3248mo ago
The "forget how to diagnose" part is real, we're becoming useless without screens.
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the_sam8mo ago
That "forget how to diagnose" line hits hard. I see it when people jump straight to the computer for answers before even talking to the patient. It's like we skip the basic stuff, you know, checking a pulse or really listening to someone's lungs.
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mark495mo ago
Yeah the muscle memory part is real. I started forcing myself to do the first 5 minutes of any diagnosis without touching a device. Grab the stethoscope, look at the patient, listen to their breathing. That basic stuff catches so much before you even need a screen. The tablet should be a helper, not your brain. If you can't hear crackles in the lower lobes without a digital cue, that's a problem. I've seen too many people sit there staring at a waveform trying to figure out what they're hearing when they haven't even put the earpieces in yet.
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