Friday, October 30, 2009

Need for Outsourcing Legal Transcription Service

In recent years, more and more legal entities have become aware of the need for outsourcing legal transcription service. Understanding this ever increasing demand for legal transcription, reliable transcription service providers now offer transcription services for law firms, legal attorneys, legal prosecutors and legal court reporters.

Legal transcription is the process of transcribing the dictations of practicing attorneys, arbitrators and officials into text format. These legal reports include letters, briefs, depositions, subpoenas, notes, motions, legal examinations, sworn statements, summons, client tapes, court tapes, telephone conversations, interviews, memoranda, legal pleadings, examinations under oath, court transcripts and jury instruction.

Proven Expertise, State-of-the-art Technology

Legal transcription firms support computer dictations, toll free numbers and digital recorders. The information recorded on tape in various formats is also accepted. The transcribed output is provided in a wide variety of formats including JPG, GIF, XML, PageMaker, XML, PDF, HTML, TIFF, FrameMaker, QuarkXpress, Word and Excel. Files are transferred through FTP or browser based 256 bit AES encryption protocol.

Legal transcription companies have professionals including transcriptionists, quality analysts and proofreaders to provide fast, reliable and efficient legal transcription solutions. These experts make use of today’s innovative technology to secure data and ensure 99% accuracy.

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Friday, October 23, 2009

MedQuist Signs Transcription and Editing Services

a leading provider of technology-enabled clinical documentation services, today announced that it has been awarded a Transcription Services Agreement by HealthTrust Purchasing Group (HPG), one of the industry's largest group purchasing organizations. As a result of the award, all of the more than 1,400 hospitals and healthcare organizations participating in HPG's network will be able to purchase MedQuist's full array of integrated transcription and speech recognition technology and services. This announcement is being made in connection with the opening of AHIMA in Grapevine, Texas.

The company will utilize its robust DocQment Enterprise Platform with embedded speech recognition and a global workforce to manage the scale and complexity of such a large network of hospitals. MedQuist's suite of solutions provides options to HPG's hospitals, clinics, and physician practices to help them deliver timely quality documentation and accelerate the achievement of
clinical and operational excellence goals.

In addition, the contract offers incentives to HPG's integrated delivery networks to aggregate transcription volume among their peer institutions. This combined volume can produce significant financial benefits as well as the operational benefits resulting from standardization.

Peter Masanotti, MedQuist's CEO, stated, "HealthTrust Purchasing Group is one of the leaders in the group purchasing arena, and we are pleased that we have met the rigorous award criteria for participation in HPG's program. This contract further validates the important role that technology-enabled transcription services play in the range of clinical documentation solutions
deployed in healthcare organizations today. We look forward to providing significant value to the membership."

Friday, October 16, 2009

Medical Transcription Services Provider

MxSecure, Inc., the nation's leading provider of medical transcription services to solo practitioners, group practices, multi-specialty clinics and community health centers, announced today the addition of Mark McLaughlin to its management team, an industry authority on healthcare IT.

In his position of Chief Technology Officer, McLaughlin will oversee the enhancement of MxSecure's existing products, including the popular MxTranscribe EHR™, an internet-based medical transcription document and workflow management system. Mark will also spearhead the company's introduction of new products, including an innovative, high-quality speech recognition solution that gives physicians accurate, instant-turnaround of dictated medical notes. Plus, he'll lead the company's development of a comprehensive electronic health records system that promises to make medical practices more productive from day one. This EHR product, currently in early adopter tests with select MxSecure customers, will help physician practices, medical clinics and community health centers successfully transition to fully electronic health records and to participate in upcoming stimulus reimbursement from the federal government.

McLaughlin has extensive electronic healthcare experience, and has been active in key industry groups. He has received numerous awards from organizations like the Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange (WEDI), where he also served on the board, and the Association for Electronic Health Care Transactions. (AFEHCT)

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Friday, October 9, 2009

Voice Recorders save Time

The recorder for digital voice storage for your job can be purchased online and paid for as an inexpensive business expenditure. Voice messages can be saved as long as you have space on your digital voice recorder and wont' degrade over time. There are cheaper alternatives to digital voice recorders, but they normally require a cassette tape and have less sound quality. Some of the digital voice recorders on the high end of the scale have range of recording time of nine to thirty-six hours or more.

By operating the memory capacity indicator on select digital voice recorders, you might know exactly how much time you have left to record. Digital voice recorders come with so many features these days like over three hundred hours of record time, but still small size. With the right digital voice recorder, you will turn audio files into typed text for your dictation files at ease. Digital voice recorders now come with recovery support in some models and capabilities that compare to high end electronic devices.

The big seller for many of the digital voice recording devices are actually how they come out and their slim, sleek designs. The recorder you choose to buy for digital voice recording should be compared and researched before spending your money on a company without a major name brand. There are different reasons why a person might feel the need to use a digital voice recorder for business or personal use. The recorder that just hit the market has wireless technology and is able to transfer files to computers without cables. The major seller for a majority of the digital voice recorders on the market has to do with them being easy to use and reliability. Digital voice recorders are used to record just about any event you can think of and sometimes they're being used without people's knowledge. When the digital voice recorder allows you to move messages between folders and split or delete messages, file managing is simple and quick to do.

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