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The number of patients seeking care is on the rise, mainly due to the aging U.S. population and overall population growth. Clinicians are also seeing more patients of all ages with multiple comorbidities. These trends, along with staffing shortages, have made managing the electronic health record (EHR) documentation

Ambulatory EHRs help in the faster exchange of healthcare details and enhances communication among healthcare providers. EHR systems are used in outpatient and inpatient settings. Ambulatory settings require the EHR to access crucial patient data from different providers and labs. EHR-integrated medical transcription services

Pain affects more than 100 million Americans and costs more than $600 billion annually, according to a new study published in Pain Physician. Reports from The American Academy of Pain Medicine indicate that the financial impact of chronic pain on the US economy is

In any medical practice, sharing open notes benefits both patients and clinicians. Professional medical transcription companies can help healthcare providers to create different types of clinical notes such as consultation, discharge summary, procedure notes, progress notes, history and physical, imaging narratives, laboratory report narratives and

Starting a medical practice and growing it is a daunting task, more so in these challenging times. A medical practice is a business like any other and physicians have to play many additional roles, such as entrepreneur, manager and CEO. Attracting new patients and