"Lippincott publishes the best materials in the educational market for medical office professions, and I am always excited about anything new that comes out. This new textbook stands head and shoulders above the competition, particularly in the instructor resources area. I get copies of everything I can to help me be a better instructor, but your book goes far beyond anything else I have seen. Technology has changed transcription in a huge way, and it is gratifying to see the technology being used for the student and instructor's benefit as well. I have used materials in the past that you have since published under your banner (Laura Bryan's "MS Office for the Medical Transcriptionist" and Rowland's "Saving Keystrokes"). I also use Sally Roach's text on "Pharmacology for Health Professionals." You are definitely filling a void that has been there for a long time. I have been teaching in this capacity for 8 years, and there was next to nothing in the way of teaching materials when I first started. The best program out there has been the SUM Program offered by Health Professions Institute, but they are not college educator friendly. It was so difficult trying to get materials from them, that I eventually had to give up. You have stepped up and offered educational materials that are high quality, college friendly, and easy to use. I hope that my comments have been helpful, and I appreciate very much being a part of the review process. I can't wait to see the finished product. Thank you!" - Jan Domenico, Adjunct Faculty/Medical Transcription ; February 15, 2008

The Student and Instructor's Resource CD-ROM: "I can't say enough good about what has been put together. I only meet with my students 4 times throughout the semester in our distance-learning format, but you have certainly put together tools to make class time a true learning experience and fun as well. This is the kind of textbook I have been wanting for years, and I'm glad to see one finally come to pass. I was particularly impressed with the dictation sentences that started out easy to understand and progressed to a foreign dialect that had you scratching your head wondering what had just been said. All of the classroom activities were especially welcome, and I thought the extra helps for object lessons were wonderful." - Jan Domenico, Adjunct Faculty/Medical Transcription ; February 15, 2008

The Student and Instructor's Resource CD-ROM: "I can't think of another thing that could be included as you covered everything and then some that I've wanted for years." - Jan Domenico, Adjunct Faculty/Medical Transcription ; February 15, 2008