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Tag Archives: Medical Transcription
Medical Abbreviations that a Transcriptionist Should Know
Most often, physicians use abbreviations when they are dictating as it saves time. Knowledge about medical abbreviations is therefore quite critical in the medical transcription process. Only medical transcriptionists who are well-versed in these abbreviations can produce a quality report … Continue reading
Read MoreConsultation Reports in Medical Transcription
A consultation (CONS) report is among the ‘Big Four’ reports in medical transcription work and is typically requested by a primary care physician from a specialist for an expert opinion regarding a particular diagnosis or illness. In addition to primary … Continue reading
Read MoreNeed for Accurate Documentation While Prescribing Drugs for Insomnia
Proper diagnosis of insomnia is important to prescribe appropriate drugs. Insomnia or sleeplessness may be due to a mental disorder, or a medical condition; it may be psycho-physiologic insomnia, idiopathic insomnia and so on. Unless the nature of the actual … Continue reading
Read MoreKnowledge of Common ER Slang Terms Helps Improve Emergency Room Transcription
A medical transcription professional will have to handle diverse medical specialties and scenarios and one crucial area is emergency room transcription. ER documentation is quite challenging compared to types of medical transcription. In ER, the patient condition fluctuates based on … Continue reading
Read MoreUse of HIT in Physician Offices Will Significantly Reduce Future Demand for Physician Services
A Commonwealth Fund-Supported study published in Health Affairs in November 2013 says that the proliferation of health information technology (HIT) across physician offices will substantially reduce the future demand for physician services in the U.S. Health information technology adoption includes … Continue reading
Read MoreHow Gastroenterology Transcription Services Help Doctors
Gastroenterology transcription involves transcribing data related to various conditions of the abdomen including liver disorders. The symptoms of liver disorders can be so uncharacteristic that one wouldn’t associate them with anything connected with the liver. Gastroenterologists play an important role is deciphering … Continue reading
Read MoreHow to Improve Typing Speed – A Much Needed Skill for a Medical Transcriptionist
Excellent typing speed is a much-needed skill for a medical transcriptionist, along with a number of other skills such as accuracy, grammar and in-depth knowledge of medical terminology. The aim should be to have reasonably good speed with few typing … Continue reading
Read MoreWhy EMR is Rated Beneficial for Physicians and Patients
Electronic medical records (EMR) have many benefits and if implemented efficiently can improve patient care and co-ordination among multiple caregivers. An electronic medical record is a digital version of a paper-based medical record and can be more easily managed. This … Continue reading
Read MoreDocumenting History of Present Illness (HPI) Report in Ophthalmology Care
Obtaining an accurate history is the critical first step in determining the etiology of a patient coming with eye problems. Most of the time, you will be able to make a diagnosis based on the history alone. However, the value … Continue reading
Read MoreImportance of Incorporating SOGI Information within EHR
Expanding Electronic Health Records (EHRs) data collection to include sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) information is critical to eliminate the invisibility of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) people in the healthcare system. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has … Continue reading
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