Yearly Archives: 2014

Research Reveals Children Living on Farms Have Low Allergy Prevalence Rates

Several studies have revealed that the prevalence of allergies is low in children who live in farms. In a study published in the official journal of American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI), the researchers had compared the prevalence … Continue reading

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Addressing Medical Transcription Mistakes caused by Content Errors

Established medical transcription companies follow a set of guidelines to address medical transcription mistakes caused by content errors. Continue reading

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Medical Transcription Increasingly Becoming a Home Based Job

With exciting advancements in the technology arena, the nature of work itself is changing for knowledge workers. New technologies such as telepresence are making telecommuting more feasible. Continue reading

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Experts Finds Reasons Why Breast Cancer Often Spread to the Lungs

Breast cancer is the number one diagnosed cancer and the number two cause of cancer-related deaths among women in North America. If detected early, traditional chemotherapy and radiation have a high success rate, but once the disease spreads beyond the … Continue reading

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Can Google Glass Become a Game Changer for Surgeons?

Google Glass, the wearable mobile technology from Google is creating an impact in healthcare space. The most recent development is that surgeons are experimenting with Glass to improve their efficiency. Can Google Glass become a game changer for surgeons? With … Continue reading

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Peanut Allergies on the Rise Among Children in the U.S.

A study conducted by a group of New York researchers found that 1.4% of children in the U.S. had peanut allergy in 2010, up from 0.4% in 1997. The study also showed that the percentage of children with allergies to … Continue reading

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Doctors Finding EHR Changeover Laborious and Inefficient

The conversion of paper documents into Electronic Health Records (EHRs) or Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) picked up pace when the Affordable Care Act With EHR, wherever the patient goes, physicians can access the information they need to treat the patient. Though it is really helpful for data collection, many physicians find it a cumbersome task to enter data into the EHR. Continue reading

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Study Shows that Information Technology Innovation will Create a Fall in Demand for Physicians by 4% to 9%

Clinical innovation, which is an essential element of health care reform, is expected to impact the demand for physicians in the upcoming years. One study pointed out that if health IT gets fully implemented in 30% of the physician offices, … Continue reading

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Does Technology Innovation Impacts Transcription Business?

More and more innovative technologies are ruling the business world today. Jobs that require knowledge and skills are assisted by these new technologies. Both businesses and outsourcing companies are now witnessing a change in the way businesses function.
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New Insights on Why Zolpidem Treatment Awaken Brain-Injured Patients

Medical research is indispensable considering the need to find the cause of various diseases, the effectiveness of drugs, and the progress of patients put on new, innovative medications. Research in the medical field involves medical transcription, wherein various audio resources … Continue reading

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