Complete and accurate medical records ensure that patients receive the right care at the right time. Accurate records provide all relevant healthcare professionals with the information needed for decision making. In addition to supporting billing decisions and ensuring physicians are … Continue reading
Read MoreEMR or electronic medical record is the digitized version of paper records that stores all data related to a patient’s care under a particular doctor, such as demographics, progress notes, problems, medications and vital signs, past medical history, immunizations, laboratory … Continue reading
Read MoreWhile the healthcare industry has increasingly transitioned to electronic health records (EHRs) and digital systems, many healthcare organizations still maintain a combination of paper and electronic records. Most healthcare providers partner with a medical transcription company to ensure that dictated … Continue reading
Read MoreMillions of Americans are affected by chronic and acute pain which interferes with life and work activities. Electronic health records (EHRs) supported by pain management medical transcription services offer the opportunity to improve care for people suffering from pain by … Continue reading
Read MoreElectronic health records (EHRs) contain a wide spectrum of patient information – from patient medical history, diagnoses, medications, treatment plans to immunization dates, allergies, radiology reports, and much more. Physicians are not data entry experts and they prefer to dictate … Continue reading
Read MoreRemote patient monitoring (RPM) is the use of digital health devices to monitor and capture health data from patients and transmit this information to healthcare providers for assessment and care recommendations. Connected health devices include everything from wearable heart monitors, … Continue reading
Read MoreTable of ContentsTips to Maximize the Potential of Medical Dictation Software Outsource the Proofreading Process In the world of healthcare, speed, efficiency and accuracy are paramount. But a recent study by the American Medical Association found that physicians spend nearly half of … Continue reading
Read MoreIncomplete and inaccurate patient records can compromise care. Documentation errors can result in wrong medical advice being provided, increased billing mistakes and loss of reimbursement. Medical transcription services play an important role in ensuring accurate and timely healthcare documentation. The … Continue reading
Read MoreTable of ContentsImportance of Accurate and Timely ED ChartingED Documentation RequirementsRole of Emergency Room Transcription ServicesImportance of Proper Documentation in ED Reports Emergency Department (ED) documentation refers to the comprehensive records and notes created during a patient’s visit to the … Continue reading
Read MoreAs a physician, you know that electronic medical records (EMRs) store a variety of reports, including history and physical exams, operative reports, discharge summaries, inpatient progress notes, consultations, and radiology reports. It’s crucial for your healthcare organization to focus on … Continue reading
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