Author Archives: Rajeev Rajagopal

What Should Physicians Know About HIPAA Compliance and Social Media?

Every physician knows about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to protect patient health information. Established in 1996, HIPAA sets national standards for the confidentiality, security, and transmissibility of personal health information. HIPAA violations can damage a practice’s … Continue reading

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EHR Fails in Delivering Critical Value-based Care Tools, Says Survey

While several reports including Aetna’s 2018 Health Care Trends suggest the use of health IT tools such as Electronic Health Records (EHRs) as an important driver of value-based care, there are surveys that find that EHRs are not meeting providers’ … Continue reading

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Diagnostic EHR Data Sharing Could Improve Patient Outcomes, Finds Study

Sharing electronic health records (EHRs) is an ideal way to quickly share diagnostic data among hospitals and providers. A recent study published in the American Journal of Managed Care has found that the trend of hospitals sharing EHR data with … Continue reading

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When to Visit an Emergency Room – Understand the Symptoms

Despite being cautious, accidents and illnesses happen and the ER is always a very busy setting providing 24/7 emergency care when patients need it most. As physicians and the medical transcription companies that support them know, the ER is an … Continue reading

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How Radiologists can Improve the Patient Experience

Radiology practices face a host of challenges, ranging from documentation, reimbursement and regulation to burnout and team performance. Today, outsourcing is helping to tackle many of these issues, with radiologists relying on third party service providers for revenue cycle management … Continue reading

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How EHR Documentation Best Practices improve Patient Engagement in Plastic Surgery

Today, all medical specialty groups including plastic surgeons have progressed significantly in implementing electronic health records (EHRs). EHR adoption is critical not only from the reimbursement point of view but also as a cost and time saving strategy as paper … Continue reading

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Best Practices for Radiology Reports – Key Takeaways from RSNA 2017

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

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New Study Finds EHR Related Malpractice Suits on the Rise

Though we have discussed the several advantages of EHRs in hospitals as well as at medical transcription companies, they have also created new risks and frustrations for doctors and patients. According to a report from the Doctors Company, malpractice claims … Continue reading

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Emergency Rooms Becoming More Reliable Than Seeing a Doctor

Emergency Rooms (ERs) designed to treat life-threatening illnesses are getting overcrowded now as more Americans are relying on ERs than visiting a doctor. A study published recently in the International Journal of Health Services has found that Emergency departments (EDs) … Continue reading

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Proactive Measures to Reduce Risk of Healthcare Data Breach

Healthcare security breach is widespread and reports indicate that an average of one healthcare organization experiences a data breach every day. Medical transcription outsourcing to a reliable service provider can ensure HIPAA compliant medical documentation practices. However, electronic health records … Continue reading

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