Summary: Creating hybrid dictation systems for doctors to follow offers the best of both worlds: an easy way to update recurring patient info with a click of the button while allowing physicians to dictate longer, fuller notes when necessary. Technology can be a double-edged sword. Often, when it improves one area of our lives, it […]
Efficient medical documentation. All doctor’s offices, clinics, and hospitals strive for it. But it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Complex patient care environments mean documentation must work within a dynamic system. Further, what would be an efficient medical documentation system in one office may not be an effective solution at all in another.
Virtual medical transcription services are nothing new. In fact for decades, physicians and clinicians relied upon them to help with day-to-day clerical tasks including updating patient records. It allowed doctors to spend most of their time talking with patients while documentation professionals took care of the clerical work for them.
How much are you saving when your highest-paid team members spend most of their time mired in data entry? EMR integration companies create customized systems to free up physicians and clinicians so they can spend more time with patients – and less time with their computers. Patient care is the focus of everything physicians and […]
Technology has been the driver in the last 40 years of medical transcription changes. In fact, technology has been the driver since the beginning – but some have noticed that lately, it’s driving us to the wrong destination. The last 15 years or so have been particularly frustrating for physicians and clinicians. They would agree […]
Medical transcription service companies provide the clerical support healthcare professionals relied upon for years, but then lost. The promise of EMRs to replace transcription services never really worked as advertised. New (and often user unfriendly) technologies didn’t eliminate the need for entering and organizing patient data; it just shifted the work to physicians and clinicians. […]
