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Tag Archives: Electronic Health Records
Six Best Practices to Optimize Use of Electronic Health Records
Electronic health records (EHRs) improve communication and access to patient information. Outsourcing medical transcription plays a key role in improving the quality of EHR data. More than 95 percent of hospitals and nearly 90 percent of office-based physicians have adopted … Continue reading
Read MoreHow Electronic Health Records can lead to Malpractice Errors
Comprehensive, accurate information in the electronic health record (EHR) is crucial to ensure proper diagnosis and continuity in care, as every medical transcription company knows. In fact, reliable EHR-integrated medical transcription services go a long way in preventing documentation errors … Continue reading
Read MoreStudy: EHRs Improve Management of Warfarin Therapy
Discharge summaries transcribed by a capable medical transcription service company contain a complete list of medications and discharge diagnoses which are crucial for continuity of care. Science Daily recently reported that according to a new study, electronic health records (EHRs) … Continue reading
Read MoreIntuitive Medical Imaging Services – Going Beyond Radiology Transcription
Radiology transcription companies help physicians ensure integrity in electronic health records (EHRs) by providing accurate text-based radiology reports. However, there is a new demand – physicians now want image-enabled EHR. Streamlined, perceptive medical imaging services can provide physicians with access … Continue reading
Read MoreHealthcare Organizations facing EHR-based Patient Matching Challenges
Conventional consultation reports produced by transcriptionists in medical transcription companies begin by correctly listing the patient’s demographic information, date of consultation, and the names of the referring and consulting physicians. The data is entered into a master index and can … Continue reading
Read MoreEven With Advances in EMR, Medical Transcription Still Very Much Part of the Healthcare Industry
With the introduction of electronic health records (EHR), many believed that medical transcription will be wiped out from the healthcare field. But medical transcription still continues to exist and grow as many segments of the medical community are likely to … Continue reading
Read MoreDoctors who Type Less Score Higher in Patient Satisfaction
In an article published in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) recently, two doctors described the deterioration of the patient-doctor relationship as the most pernicious problems facing modern medicine. They point out that the health care system has lost its humanity in … Continue reading
Read MoreNew Medscape Survey Reveals Physicians’ Challenges with EHRs
A vast majority of physicians’ practices across various specialties have implemented electronic health records (EHRs), according Medscape’s 2016 EHR report. The survey revealed that the percentage of current EHR users has risen to 91% – from 74% in Medscape’s 2012 … Continue reading
Read MoreNew Study Highlights Failure of Electronic Health Records to Capture Complete Health Data
The quality and utility of health information is what matters when it comes to providing timely and proper care. In fact, this is the underlying principle of medical transcription services. Using advanced technology and professional transcriptionists, outsourcing companies provide accurate, … Continue reading
Read MoreHow Medical Transcription Has Evolved in the EHR Age – 6 Major Considerations
With the advent of technology, the healthcare industry has undergone significant changes. However, medical transcription has remained a fundamental and necessary requirement in the healthcare sector. Technological changes have had a significant impact on how doctors’ notes are entered into … Continue reading
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