Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease a Major Contributor to Increasing US Healthcare Costs
Healthcare costs are phenomenal in the United States. It is estimated that the nation spent 17.8% of its GDP on healthcare in 2016. In comparison, the average spending of 11 high-income countries – Canada, Germany, the U.K., Australia, Sweden, Japan, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark
Hospitals Are Planning to Use More Medical Transcription Tools, Says Study
Software dealers are adding more modern features to legacy tools and hospitals are increasingly embarking on digital transformation initiatives that involve automation, outsourcing and advanced reporting techniques. In fact, more and more hospitals are considering implementing medical transcription technologies or using medical transcription services. According
Beware of Dangerous Transcription Errors in Medical Records
Accurate clinical documentation is critical to health care quality and safety. As an experienced medical transcription company in the U.S., we understand the importance of accuracy when transcribing medical records. Error-free transcripts ensure the right treatment and help avoid legal consequences. Patients, mainly older adults,
Aligning Radiology Metrics with the Goals of Value-based Care
Correct and timely imaging reports are critical to make the right treatment decision and radiology transcription services play a key role in helping radiologists convert dictated reports into intelligent and accurate documents. The shift to value-based care brings new challenges for radiologists, but also provides
New Research: Infectious Diseases have a Seasonal Element
Every year, infectious diseases take a heavy toll on health and healthcare resources in the U.S. The most common infectious diseases in the U.S. are influenza, viral hepatitis, measles, mumps and Rubella, pneumonia, STD, AIDS and HIV, and whooping cough. According to the CDC, the
