EHR Transcription

EMR or electronic medical record is the digitized version of paper records that stores all data related to a patient’s care under a particular doctor, such as demographics, progress notes, problems, medications and vital signs, past medical history, immunizations, laboratory data, and radiology reports.

Millions of Americans are affected by chronic and acute pain which interferes with life and work activities. Electronic health records (EHRs) supported by pain management medical transcription services offer the opportunity to improve care for people suffering from pain by allowing for better documentation,

Well-designed EHRs and EMRs are the backbone of the healthcare system. Though both the terms are used interchangeably and have some common features, they are different concepts. Both are essential to meet the nation’s goals of improving patient safety, and the quality and efficiency

Electronic Health Records (EHRs) were introduced with the objective of standardizing patient data and ensuring better access to it. The process of EHR documentation is simple and easy – just click, input data and save. However, in reality, users don’t find EHR documentation quick

Many physicians find electronic health record (EHR) documentation tedious as it involves too much time doing data entry which takes away from direct eye contact with patients. Physicians need to document each patient interaction correctly and as soon as possible to maintain the integrity