Author Archives: Julie Clements
Traits of an Efficient Medical Transcription Company
This is an update to the blog: “Key Features of a Good Medical Transcription Company” For any medical specialty, voice dictations or audio recordings created by physicians, nurse practitioners or other healthcare providers need to be converted into accurate transcripts. … Continue reading
Read MoreAccurate Physical Therapy Records Vital for Better Profitability
Medical records are a combination of both self-reported patient information and physicians’ notes on the diagnosis, care and treatment given to the patient. When a patient visits a physician, he or she diagnoses the patient and dictates the patient’s medical … Continue reading
Read MoreGet Older Patients Vaccinated to Boost Their Immunity against COVID-19
Elderly patients make frequent visits to the emergency department. This is because as an individual grows older, the immune system becomes slower to respond, which increases the risk of getting sick. Medical documentation of elderly patients needs to be maintained … Continue reading
Read MoreTop Strategies to Address EHR Usability Challenges
Electronic health record (EHR) adoption in the United States has reached a new high at 89%, according to a recent SelectHub report. However, even as EHR systems are constantly evolving, usability issues still persist. Surveys have found that lack of … Continue reading
Read MoreImpact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Demand for Radiology Services
The demand for imaging services has increased in the U.S. in recent years. Radiologists interpret images, manage urgent cases, and consult with referring physicians. Medical transcription companies have always and will continue to support them with timely and accurate transcripts … Continue reading
Read MoreWrite Good and Effective Progress Notes with These Key Tips [INFOGRAPHIC]
Progress notes or SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) notes, document various aspects of the patient’s treatment and highlight important issues or concerns relating to care. Good progress notes tell the patient’s story and prioritize patient care and safety. These notes … Continue reading
Read MoreDos and Don’ts for Telemedicine
Virtual healthcare has become widely accepted as a way for physicians to remain connected with patients during the global coronavirus pandemic. Real-time, audio-video communication between physicians and patients had been in force prior to the pandemic. Now, telemedicine ensures that … Continue reading
Read MoreTop Tips for Effective Documentation in Occupational Therapy
Like any other medical specialty, occupational therapy (OT) has distinct documentation requirements. Today, electronic health records (EHR) supported by medical transcription services have eased patient data management challenges for occupational therapy practitioners. Experts say that to get the most of … Continue reading
Read MoreTelehealth Proving to be a Viable Option for Follow-Up Care
Telehealth adoption reached a new high during the Covid-19 pandemic. In February 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued guidance recommending that health care providers in areas affected by the COVID-19 pandemic adopt social distancing practices and … Continue reading
Read MoreTelehealth Is Expected to Stay Even after COVID-19
Telemedicine allows healthcare professionals to evaluate, diagnose and treat patients who are at a distance through telecommunication technology. Even though telemedicine was already there in the healthcare industry, it gained huge popularity with the outbreak of COVID-19. With telemedicine, patients … Continue reading
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