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.

BUSM Study: Inconsistencies in EMR Documentation May Affect Glaucoma Medication Adherence

Managing documentation in an ophthalmology practice is not an easy task. Medical transcription companies provide valuable support with accurate and timely EHR/EMR-integrated ophthalmology transcription service. A recent study from the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) indicates just how important … Continue reading

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Focused Ultrasound Being Researched for Brain Cancer Treatment

The importance of accurate neurosurgery transcription services is particularly felt by physicians treating complex conditions such as brain cancer that require consideration of various factors including the extent and growth of the tumor in order to come up with a … Continue reading

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Focused History Taking Critical for Evaluating Returned Travelers

With the rise in the incidence of travel-related infectious diseases, people traveling abroad are at a high risk of health problems. Zika is the latest in the list of travel-related health diseases. The History and Physical exam (H&P) has become … Continue reading

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How 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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Patient-driven Education and Accurate Documentation to Ensure Exceptional Healthcare

Endocrinology medical transcription is a valuable service for endocrinologists who diagnose and treat conditions such as diabetes and thyroid disorders. Accurate transcripts with details of the diagnoses and therapy provided have to be maintained to ensure proper care and follow-up … Continue reading

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Common Infections in the Elderly That Lead to Frequent Emergency Department Visits

Infectious diseases transcription is a major requirement in emergency departments that typically see a number of patients coming in for treatment for infectious diseases. Infectious diseases are an important concern in elderly adults, forcing them to frequently visit the emergency … Continue reading

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Proper Documentation of Patient Malnutrition Ensures Proper Care

A person who suffers a deficiency of the nutrients required for good health is said to be malnourished. While it is more common in developing countries, malnutrition is also a problem among children and adults in the United States. According … Continue reading

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Proper Documentation Vital for Diagnosing and Treating Occupational Asthma

As per the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, occupational asthma has become the most common lung disease related to job in developed countries. Though the exact number of newly diagnosed occupational asthma patients is not known, it is … Continue reading

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Radiology Transcription and Its Importance

Radiology is a science that studies radiation emitted images to diagnose and treat specific diseases. A patient’s condition can be understood clearly with imaging technology and better treatment   provided. Radiology transcription involves creating a written format of the radiologist’s oral … Continue reading

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Documentation of Opioid Dependence Diagnosis Crucial for MMT

Methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) is the most widely known therapy for opioid dependence, which is a chronic relapsing disease that requires lifelong treatment. According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), there is evidence that suggests that MMT is … Continue reading

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