Author Archives: Julie Clements
How Medical Transcription Services Quicken Pre-hospital PCRs
“If You Didn’t Write It On Your Patient Care Report, You Didn’t Do It.” The patient care report (PCR) is an essential document that conveys prehospital patient and demographic data to the emergency department or other hospital-based healthcare provider. Even … Continue reading
Read MoreBest Approaches for Documenting Allergies in the Electronic Health Record
Patients’ adverse reactions to medications and allergies to food and other substances are an important component of documentation that medical transcription service companies specializing in allergy and sleep medicine transcription can help physicians like yourself with. It is important to … Continue reading
Read MoreHow To Properly Document Patient Medical History In A Chart
The history and physical (H&P) is one of the most important notes that medical transcription companies help family practice physicians include in the electronic health record (EHR). The H&P is critical for the physician to postulate the diagnosis when seeing … Continue reading
Read MoreInpatients Face Delays in Endoscopy That Lead to Long Stays at the Hospital
Delay is something we all want to avoid, especially when it is something urgent. As a medical transcription service assisting healthcare providers, we are very much aware of this and ensure completion of our projects without delay. When it comes … Continue reading
Read MoreExperts Highlight Pitfalls to Avoid to Succeed with Remote Patient Monitoring
Remote patient monitoring (RPM), a subset of telehealth, allows healthcare providers to leverage technologies to deliver care to patients in their homes. In RPM, wired or wireless peripheral measurement devices such as glucometers, implantables, biosensors, blood pressure cuffs, and pulse … Continue reading
Read More5 Strategies to Partner with Patients and Improve Quality of Care
Physicians are focused on providing the best quality care supported by advanced technologies and innovative treatments. Medical transcription outsourcing allows clinicians to manage their EHR documentation tasks as they concentrate on their core activities. However, for their efforts to succeed, … Continue reading
Read MoreImportance of Proofreading and Reviewing SR-Generated EHR Clinical Documents
Speech recognition technology (SRT) converts the spoken word to text and helps physicians to improve productivity and turnaround time. SRT is widely used in Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems of healthcare organizations and medical practices. As it eliminates the need … Continue reading
Read MoreImportance of Interface between Practice EMR and Pathology LIS
Every day, pathologists and other laboratory professionals work with primary care physicians as well as specialists and utilize laboratory testing to find or rule out diseases and conditions. These laboratory experts help physicians make critical decisions about treatment for cancer, … Continue reading
Read MoreFour Common EHR Errors and How to Avoid Them
The electronic health record (EHR) is designed to improve patient care and streamline physician workflow. With the widespread adoption of digitized patient records, medical transcription companies enter physician narrations directly into the EHR instead of into word processing systems. Medical … Continue reading
Read MoreHow to Use the EHR Copy-Paste Function Safely
Table of ContentsUses and Risks of the EHR Copy-and-Paste Function Best Practices for Safe Use of Copy-and-PasteMonitoring of Copy-and-paste Use Documentation integrity refers to the accuracy of the complete health record. Clear, consistent, complete, precise, reliable, timely, and legible electronic health record … Continue reading
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