EMR

Posted By: MTinIL on 2008-06-12
In Reply to: Yes, this is a concern. - sm

There is a clinic here in town that uses this (southern Illinois). The program they use requires no editing like speech recognition would. Another clinic further south of me (ortho clinic), uses speech recognition. I don't think they have editors on staff. When I heard the doctor dictating her report (I was in a room close to where she was dictating), she was talking extremely slow. I guess that way there are less errors for the doc to go back and correct. I don't know, but it has to be very time consuming to have to dictate that slow, but they've been using it for a long time and will probably not change.

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Offshoring going away too? - RLA
- Sorry not to have good news, but the UK went to SM - MsIndigo
- You will most likely be paid a lot less - Yes, time to worry.
- I lost a clinic account - Cheryl B.
  - Yep, freaked me out - Simplyme
- Yes, this is a concern. - sm
  - EMR - MTinIL
    - Also... - MTinIL
- I wonder if EMR will need... - concernedmt
  - Not from what I saw - Simplyme
  - One type of EMR that I have seen....sm - Country MT
    - I wonder how much it costs? will it be cheaper in the long run?nm - concernedmt
      - Expensive - Simplyme
        But labor intensive. They never weigh the - It is expensive initially.
    - I talked to my chiropractor (sm) - midwestMT
      - Kaiser recently dropped transcription - meme
        huh ? - debbb
        Is this Kaiser nationwide or a particular hosp? - nm
        I would like to know, too... - MTinIL
        Well, we were having this discussion about VR in - - see msg.
        Acute Care? - grasshopper
        I was thinking the same thing. Plenty of - lawsuits in store for them.

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