Tag Archives: Radiology Reports

Role of Structured Radiology Reports in improving Practice Efficiency and Patient Outcomes

15-November-2018 Julie Clements Radiology Transcription

Radiology reports are vital to promote appropriate medical decision making and optimize patient outcomes. Outsourcing radiology transcription allows radiologists to ensure accurate and timely EMR/EHR or Radiology Information Systems (RIS) reports as they focus on their core tasks. The adoption … Continue reading →

Best Practices for Radiology Reports – Key Takeaways from RSNA 2017

15-January-2018 Rajeev Rajagopal Radiology Transcription

The radiology report is definitely the most important document produced by radiologists. Radiology transcription service companies convert radiologists’ dictation into reports and upload them on the EMR/EHR or Radiology Information System (RIS) system. These reports are the radiologist’s written interpretation … Continue reading →

Preparing Radiology Reports – Challenges and Solutions

22-August-2016 Julie Clements Radiology Transcription

In today’s healthcare scenario, a huge demand is placed on the radiology specialty – it is required to be better, stronger and faster so that patient care can be optimized. If the specialty is to meet this demand, the most … Continue reading →

Need to Improve Radiology Reports – Outsourcing Medical Transcription can Help

02-June-2016 Rajeev Rajagopal Radiology Transcription

Recent studies have highlighted the need to improve radiology reports sent to oncologists. Typically, a radiology transcription service provider’s task involves documenting the radiologist’s dictation pertaining to the patient’s medical condition and needs. However, experts point out that radiology reports … Continue reading →

Oncology Imaging Tests and Their Documentation

10-March-2016 MTS TEAM Oncology Transcription

Along with reports on biopsy, blood tests and Positron Emission Tomography (PET), oncology medical transcription also involves transcribing dictations related to several imaging tests including X-rays, CT scans, MRI and Ultrasound. Newer imaging modalities like magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) … Continue reading →