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This is a little bad...
Nov. 6th, 2007 10:14 amAt least, IMO
Good morning. I need to leave soon, but I'm definately getting a break by the end of this day. All I need to do is finish a brochure, a test on Excel and typing.
And God the Brochure. I'm good with the graphics in my opinion, but it's what you have to type inside of the brochure that concerns me. I'm sort of cheating (copy and pasting text) now; I'm afraid of when things really matter, when I need to make a well motivational kind of brochure.
Like say, for example, for a professional brochure for a medical place.
E.g 1.) http://www.medicsoftonline.com/brochure.pdf
E.g 2.) The Problem: The Complexity and Costs of Medical Devices
Grappling with government and managed care payment constraints, primary care physicians must uphold quality while managing costs. To cover practice overhead and maintain their incomes, they strive to see more patients per day. If they could readily and effectively perform more diagnostic tests in their own offices, primary care physicians could maximize the value of office visits, improve quality, and enhance convenience for patients. They could reduce costs and increase their share of revenues by performing tests for many patients themselves, instead of always referring them to specialists. Instant access to test results also enables primary care physicians to communicate more effectively with specialists when they do refer their patients for a consultation.
I can't find myself to type that wayeven with the use of books. Does anyone get that problem?
NEXT Entry, I'm going to talk about the Daitarn poll: 50 best Animated character and I'll add some movies finally.
Good morning. I need to leave soon, but I'm definately getting a break by the end of this day. All I need to do is finish a brochure, a test on Excel and typing.
And God the Brochure. I'm good with the graphics in my opinion, but it's what you have to type inside of the brochure that concerns me. I'm sort of cheating (copy and pasting text) now; I'm afraid of when things really matter, when I need to make a well motivational kind of brochure.
Like say, for example, for a professional brochure for a medical place.
E.g 1.) http://www.medicsoftonline.com/brochure.pdf
E.g 2.) The Problem: The Complexity and Costs of Medical Devices
Grappling with government and managed care payment constraints, primary care physicians must uphold quality while managing costs. To cover practice overhead and maintain their incomes, they strive to see more patients per day. If they could readily and effectively perform more diagnostic tests in their own offices, primary care physicians could maximize the value of office visits, improve quality, and enhance convenience for patients. They could reduce costs and increase their share of revenues by performing tests for many patients themselves, instead of always referring them to specialists. Instant access to test results also enables primary care physicians to communicate more effectively with specialists when they do refer their patients for a consultation.
I can't find myself to type that way
NEXT Entry, I'm going to talk about the Daitarn poll: 50 best Animated character and I'll add some movies finally.
