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Very interesting [2007-07-21]
article. We are just in the beginning phase of going electronic at my place of employment. I think it is a pain in the butt, especially when we have those in authority who have no idea what they are doing. We have records stored everywhere currently. We have some as hard copy in charts, some in a program called Ecet, and others just floating around. It is totally chaotic.
Electronic Health Records on MSNBC--interesting article [2007-07-20]
Ifound this pretty interesting. Thought I would share with all of you. If you have already seen the article, sorry for the duplication.
Electronic health records don FONT-FAMILY: Arial>Electronic health records -- touted by policymakers as a way to improve the quality of health care -- failed to boost care delivered in routine doctor visits, U.S. researchers said on Monday.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19684970/from/ET/
Interesting, indeed, do you think that is why she left MQ? [2007-07-15]
It says she worked for them until recently. Also says she is very active as an advocate for veterans and more recently in fighting the cause against US companies that outsource American jobs to foreign countries. Hmmmm
This is a skilled trade [2008-04-08]
You know, an apprenticeship is just what we need. Really. I also think we should be paid hourly, and that hourly rate would increase significantly after a year or two of on-the-job training wherever you work. At the very, very least we should get paid as much as coders; and everyone knows they haul it in compared to medical transcriptionists. By the way, the coders rely on what we transcribe. Interesting.
Electronic Health Records on MSNBC--interesting article [2007-07-20]
Ifound this pretty interesting. Thought I would share with all of you. If you have already seen the article, sorry for the duplication.
Electronic health records don FONT-FAMILY: Arial>Electronic health records -- touted by policymakers as a way to improve the quality of health care -- failed to boost care delivered in routine doctor visits, U.S. researchers said on Monday.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19684970/from/ET/
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