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PubMed1992

An in-house training program for hospital-based medical transcriptionists.

Because of the demand for accountability and the necessity that the medical transcription department function as a revenue-generating entity within the hospital structure. HIM professionals are rejecting inadequate solutions and looking for long-term improvements in medical transcription quality and productivity. It has been our experience that many hospitals and clinics are opting to train in-house. This is a cost-effective solution which can quickly provide a return on investment if managed properly. Many HIM professionals choose this solution because it ultimately affords the highest level of control in areas of quality assurance and turnaround time. It is also seen as a long-term solution to continuing staffing shortages, particularly in areas where medical transcription courses offered by local educational facilities are inadequate or nonexistent. Thus, strategic planning to guarantee both quality medical transcription and revenue-generating levels of productivity may involve implementation of an in-house training program. Such a solution will undoubtedly factor into balancing the equation of supply and demand as it pertains to medical transcription staffing in the future.

Centralized Hospital Services↗
PubMed1992

Transcription technology today.

A fascination with telecommunications and technology has enabled this author and her corporate information systems department to achieve system integration and simple functionality in a comprehensive and diverse medical transcription unit.

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PubMed1992

Transcription--the untamed frontier.

Health information managers must be more aggressive in defining the technology and standards for dictation and transcription equipment and services. The author offers many ideas on how to tame the technology jungle out there!

Contract Services↗
PubMed1992

Connectivity, compatibility, and transcription services.

A transcription service must be able to access the dictation system and other systems in transcribing a client's medical dictation. Hence, connectivity and compatibility are vital considerations.

Computer Communication Networks↗
PubMed1992

Controlling transcription costs.

Understanding what transcription costs and controlling the costs are two interrelated subjects, yet two very different subjects. Understanding what it costs is critical for your budgeting activity. Controlling the cost is essential for your management effectiveness.

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