Author Archives: Julie Clements

Julie Clements

About Julie Clements

Joined the MOS team in March of 2008. Julie Clements has background in the healthcare staffing arena; as well as 6 years as Director of Sales and Marketing at a 4 star resort. Julie was instrumental in the creation of the medical record review division (and new web site); and has especially grown this division along with data conversion of all kinds.

Study: Talking to Patients before Procedures can Prevent Potential High-cost Incidents

Outsourcing medical transcription helps busy physicians get error-free documents of dictated notes and other records in quick turnaround time. They can focus on their core tasks without concerns about their EHR documentation being incomplete or inaccurate. A new study says … Continue reading

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Simple Blood Test can Differentiate Between Parkinson’s and Similar Medical Conditions

One of the important services that expert transcriptionists in medical transcription companies provide is the documentation of laboratory tests. Accurate transcription of simple and complex blood tests prevents diagnostic data errors that can have critical consequences for patient care. Such … Continue reading

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Sharing Notes with Patients – What Physicians Need to Know

Even with the advent of the electronic health record (EHR), many physicians rely on medical transcription service companies to maintain accurate and timely health care data. Recent studies have reported that patient access to physician notes is gaining impetus. Note … Continue reading

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Home Physician Services can Reduce Emergency Department Overcrowding

Emergency department overcrowding is a major problem in hospitals across the U.S. Outsourcing medical transcription helps emergency physicians maintain accurate electronic health records. However, emergency departments (ED) face many challenges when it comes to delivering high quality and timely patient … Continue reading

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Can EHRs Help Medical Practices Improve Diabetes Care? [Infographic]

With the implementation of electronic health records in medical transcription, physicians are now enjoying several benefits such as improved patient care, safety, efficiency, education, and timeliness. Several reports also indicate that use of EHRs in a practice can also improve … Continue reading

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Efficient Clinical Documentation Solutions Needed to keep up with Progress in Neurology Research

With the rapid adoption of electronic medical records (EMRs) in the U.S., medical transcription companies have become experts in providing physicians with EMR-integrated documentation, including customized solutions for specialties like neurology. Neurologists treat complex disorders such as Parkinson’s disease (PD) … Continue reading

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American Heart Association advocates Medicare Coverage for Telemedicine

The American Heart Association (AHA) is pushing for Medicare coverage of evidence-based telemedicine services for cardiovascular disease (CVD). Telehealth, including text messaging and platforms that can be accessed on any device with an Internet connection, has become a widely accepted … Continue reading

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Analysis of the Electronic Health Record Market from 2014 to 2020

The increase in the use of the Electronic Medical Records system has led to a decrease in the traditional pattern of physician’s dictation and medical record making. However, many physicians and healthcare facilities still rely on medical transcription outsourcing to … Continue reading

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How Can Physicians Focus More on Patients and Not on EHR or EMR Data Entry?

Electronic Health Records (EHR) have completely changed the way physicians treat their patients and many believed that with the introduction of EHR, medical transcription outsourcing companies would become obsolete. But with the EHR system, physicians are forced to spend their … Continue reading

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Even 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

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