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EMR transcription - Mtyper

Posted: Jun 23, 2010

How does everything think that electronic medical transcription will affect transcription in the next few years when the new health care rules come into play in physician offices?

EMR - My experience

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I am a transcriptionist (or at least I was) in a town of 2000 people and my clinic just went EMR and I will be out of a job soon. If it is hitting the small clinics. . . go from there, it will not be long

I have been transcribing for a - group of clinics

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for a few years who are already using EMR. They still have regular transcription and editing, though they input their records into EMR on the back end.

The thing we have to worry about is EPIC...where the doctors themselves carry around laptops and have drop down menus and do their own transcription/editing using templates.

terminology - missymt

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You have to understand what EMR is. It's not new. It's been in existence and used more often that you probably think. It's the electronic medical record. This just means that your chart is in electronic form, not how it got to be that way. Five years ago, I was working with a firm that scanned the transcribed reports and uploaded them.

Yes, things like EPIC and other point and click programs will be what you should be most concerned about, as well as back-end speech recognition programs.

Pays to stay up on what's out there so you can try and keep yourself marketable.

Drop downs - mt

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A doctor I worked for 8 years ago had this. He and the NPs took the laptops into the rooms. There are some local specialists using this. My children's pediatrician group uses this also. They have clinics in multiple cities as well as are part of a major teaching hospital.

I think most of your younger doctors who are computer savy will be going to the systems where you can do your own. I think a good portion of the EMR programs off that in their software, so why would you not. It would be kind of silly to pay for EMR service, transcriptionist and take time from a front office person to scan in when a doctor can put it all in themselves in the same amount of time it would have taken them to write it.

Help me understand - I am ignorant

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So, I am a long-time MT (when we used chisels and slate like the Flintstones), but unexpectedly still doing MT b/c of the economy, and subsequently am in nursing school. One of my professors is a DNP (doctorate in nurse practitioner) and owns an urgent care and apparently uses EMR. I recently applied for medical scribe position at local hospital, but they had filled all the positions. Hospital I do IC for has recently started scanning medical records into EMR. So, what are you all talking about? The doctors/nurse practitioners at ERs and urgent care centers roll that computer cart around and do their own transciption--so to speak? Input the patient history, etc. on their own, manually, or is it voice recognition? Please elaborate. Thanks much.

Yes there are EMR softwares supposed to make it easy - Grady--sm

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for them to input the data with drop-down menus, checking the right box, choosing from preprinted conditions. Theoretically very little actual typing so it is supposed to be fast and easy. Popular with docs who grew up with a laptop for a playmate.

Most doctors eventually dictate a longer text report though - My experience

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The most notable example would be those doctors who have very detailed reports that can't be done by point and click. Cardiologists and neurosurgeons have long reports, as some of us know, and they aren't going to forgo that documentation. They have to have it. They are meticulous. So to me this means that some of the simpler work is going to go to point-and-click systems, leaving only the most difficult types of dictation for us to do. That's okay if we're up to the challenge. We're going to lose a lot of MTs who aren't though.

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