Medical Transcription

Maintaining complete medical records is essential to coordinate patient care and most physicians rely on medical transcription services to ensure accurate and timely clinical reporting in electronic health records (EHRs). An accurate written record is also important because with digitization, physicians can share patient

Healthcare providers across the country were quick to adopt telehealth services when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. With lockdown and social distancing, telehealth provided access to care remotely. State and federal governments took emergency measures to reduce barriers and improve coverage for telehealth. Medical transcription

Medical practices have to maintain a record of all relevant patient data to monitor the treatment given and thus reduce the chances of risk and adverse medical events. Accurate medical records are important in a healthcare setting to not just ensure quality patient care

Rising levels of burnout among physicians is a critical challenge affecting health systems across the country.  In a recent athenahealth survey conducted by Harris Poll, an overwhelming 93% of the physicians surveyed said they feel regularly burned out. A recent Fierce Healthcare article refers

Over the years, technology has evolved considerably and just as various other sectors, it has changed how medical transcription is done. Today, it is more computer-based and uses advanced communication methodologies for faster transfer of medical data. The latest technological addition to the healthcare