Impact of Medical Terminology on Patient Care
Medical terminology is the standardized language that allows healthcare providers, HIM professionals and medical transcription service companies to communicate on a patient’s condition and medical needs. This specific language is used to discuss everything from human anatomy and physiology, to clinical diagnoses, procedures and
Integrated EHR will not support Interoperability, says HIT Consultant Report
More than 95 percent of hospitals and nearly 90% of office-based physicians have adopted an electronic health record (EHR) system, according to the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). EHRs are designed to provide access to complete and accurate information, allowing patients receive better medical
2020 New Year Resolution Ideas for Healthcare Providers [Infographic]
As we enter 2020, physicians would do well to make resolutions to improve patient access to care, services provided, and overall practice efficiency. If they are looking to improve documentation, they can always rely on professional medical transcription companies.
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Medication Reconciliation – A Key Consideration for Improving Patient Handoffs
As their condition and care needs change, patients are moved between health care practitioners, settings, and home. Medical transcription outsourcing helps physicians provide proper documentation when transitioning a patient to a new source of care. Transitions in care include hospital admission, transfer from one
Study identifies Misinterpretation of CT Scans as Key Cause of Radiology Malpractice Claims
Radiologists utilize X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds and various other techniques to visualize the body and help diagnose diseases and injuries. Medical transcription companies providing radiology transcription services help them document the results of these radiologic studies or procedures, and produce different types of
