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Electronic health record systems or EHRs are designed to provide easy access to patient information such as medical histories, prescriptions, lab reports and physician notes. Medical transcription companies focus on helping physicians ensure accurate EHR documentation, and importantly, help reduce the EHR-related data entry

While telehealth has been around for a long time, its rapid adoption across the country was catapulted by the pandemic. Federal and state laws and regulations were relaxed to enhance the ability of physicians to provide, and patients to receive, telehealth services. Now, industry

Accurate patient’s medical records are critical for proper patient care. The smooth functioning of healthcare organizations depends on the accuracy of structured narrative reports and the speed with which they are fed into their electronic health record (EHR) system. But the introduction of EHRs

Electronic health record (EHR) systems are designed to improve the quality of care and patient safety, improve physician efficiency, and cut costs. EHRs have also reduced paperwork and eased patient record storage, accessibility, retrieval and retention. Integrating medical transcription services with electronic medical record

Electronic heath records (EHRs) are a treasure trove of patient information. EHRs enable healthcare providers to record and store patient information electronically, simplifying the process of creating medical records. This system allows organizations to consolidate, centralize, and securely access patient medical data. Medical transcription