The terms ‘transcription’ and ‘copy typing’ confuse most people and they wonder what exactly makes them different. They also doubts as to why the cost of transcription is higher than that of copy typing. After all, both involve typing. However, … Continue reading
Read MoreSome US healthcare providers have achieved full conversion to electronic medical records (EMR) and many others are making steady progress towards this goal. The aim of an EMR plan is to close the gap between paper and electronic records, a … Continue reading
Read MoreAccuracy is significant in transcription report. Best way to ensure accuracy in a report is to check for misspelling, omitted dictations. Continue reading
Read MoreAn article based on the HIMSS report says that the use of dictation software is on the rise as EHR’s adoptions are reducing productivity. Continue reading
Read MoreMedical transcriptionist leave blank spaces when they encounter inaudible terms in dictation. Here are some methods to minimize such blanks. Continue reading
Read MoreAdvanced technology is the key to meet increased demand for medical transcription. Successful implementation of technologies can significantly reduce TAT. Continue reading
Read MoreTurnaround time is crucial for transcribing ER reports. Here are the challenges involved in transcribing emergency room reports in short turnaround time. Continue reading
Read MoreThe goal of EHR adoption is to improve the safety and quality of health care. Delaying EHR (Electronic Health Record) adoption will reduce reimbursements. Continue reading
Read MoreFocus group transcription ensures clarity at the recording stage. Here are some points to bear in mind when recording focus group discussions/interviews. Continue reading
Read MoreHL7 interfacing is used in almost every healthcare field. This article explains why HL7 interfacing is necessary for medical transcription companies. Continue reading
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