[rehab] Tips on managing paper work

[Bonnie Mosen]

Hi Carlos. First, congrats on your new job in Iowa. Very interesting how you
are able to work from home. Prior to moving to NZ, I worked for the
Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, and we used a system called System
VII which enabled us to keep track of case notes, applications, forms etc.
We could access it from the road with a state issued laptop. They've
switched to something different now. The government being government we
still had to print the documents out and place them in the clients folders.
I would write a Braille note on the bottom of the paper telling me what it
was. Hope that helps.

Cheers
Bonnie Mosen  

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Subject: [rehab] Tips on managing paper work

Good morning to all. My name is Carlos  Montas. I am wondering if any one
has some tips on how to not only learn paper work but how to organize it. 
So for those of you who do not know, I have been working as a vr counselor
for the past six years. I worked in Florida, and in May I started working
for the Iowa department for the Blind.  I would like to know for those of
you who are blind, how do you approach  creating  an organizational
structure that allows you to to keep track of the paper work? I need to
point out that I work from home. This is a new experience for me. Thanks for
your assistance with this.   

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