Documenting patients health care records for specialty clinics using Oncology EMR

Online, August 27, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Oncology clinics that are using EMR application software's for documenting patient's medical records can now solicit the service online. The company Medical Transcriptions Service sets up VPN connectivity with the application EMR that is in use by the oncology clinics. This service is available for all specialty specific EMR applications, the company has just concluded a Business Associate Agreement with an oncology clinic based in Houston - Texas.

This oncology clinic was using the Oncology EMR software and the in-house transcribers of the clinic had practical difficulties in maintaining a satisfactory document workflow, partially because all along they had processed only paper healthcare record, and after the clinic had switched to digital application software's their lack of experience slowed the document workflow resulting in backlogs, and it was then that the company partnered with Medical Transcriptions Service for providing the transcription support for the application software that they were using.

The HIPAA compliant VPN connectivity that was setup by the company enabled the medical transcribers to login and access the dictations recorded into the centralized voice system, these are documented by the transcribers enabling doctors to review them in quick time. The 12 hour turn-around-time taken by the company improved the document workflow, and in the process facilitating the administrators of the clinic in offering better patient care. MedicalTranscriptionsService (the iSource company) offers a 24 x 7 customer support to assist specialty clinics on all service related issues, the customer care can be reached on a toll free number.