Biomedical subjects
C Tessier
Publications and source records attributed to C Tessier.
Diversity of patterns of improvement in confrontation naming rehabilitation: some tentative hypotheses.
A previous group analysis of the effects of a computerized written naming rehabilitation program revealed global improvement with generalization of benefits to untrained items and to untreated oral naming (Deloche et al., 1992). The present multiple single-case analysis of the data indicates a variety of patterns of improvement and of generalization effects among individual patients. Patterns of relationships between written and oral naming behaviors help to explain the type of improvement that was observed.
Medical transcription as communication.
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Total quality management and medical transcription.
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Debunking false assumptions about quality management.
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What's wrong with this picture?
A look at a troublesome practice in patient care documentation that places a legal burden on medical transcriptionists and should be of concern to everyone in the profession.
The quality of patient care documentation.
Medical transcriptionists can attest to the accuracy of their transcription, but they cannot attest to the accuracy of patient or provider identification. The quality of patient care documentation can only be attested to by provider review and signature, i.e., through authentication.
The ins & outs of managing transcription.
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