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Heart Disease In Women

Different signs for different gender Heart disease is the number one killer of women over the age of 55 according to this report from the Public Health Agency of Canada. Yet many women may not even recognize the signs that … read more

Music as Medicine

First in a series of articles on music as therapy and music as medicine Music therapy is the skilful use of music and musical elements by an accredited music therapist to promote, maintain, and restore mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual … read more

Top 8 Healthcare Buzzwords for 2012

Excerpted from an article by Cheryl Clark, for Health Leaders Media, December 27, 2011 This year’s crop of healthcare buzzwords and catchphrases includes a handful of terms that are really oxymorons. An oxymoron is when one of the words or … read more

Tips for a Happy, Healthy 2012

It’s that time of year again when people are making lists—the top 10 this, that, and the other from 2011, and top ways to make 2012 better. Everyone’s also talking about New Year’s Resolutions—Do you make them? Should you make … read more

The Lost Art of Dictation

While we’re not suggesting that medical dictation is comparable to the fictional dictation of great writers, author Amy Rowland makes some interesting points about the difference between a person or a machine transcribing a dictation. In our years in business, … read more

Multitasking – Why You Shouldn’t!

According to Wikipedia, the term “multitasking” was originated in the computer engineering industry. It was used to refer the ability of a microprocessor to apparently process several tasks simultaneously.i There’s a socially endorsed, but erroneous meme (unit of cultural transmission, … read more

Digital Recorder or Telephone Dictation – Which is right for you?

Medical transcription is an integral component of providing healthcare, as all patient encounters need to be documented as required by respective governing bodies.  As we talk faster than we can write or type, many physicians dictate their patient notes, letters … read more

What does “Wellness” mean?

By Christine Peets I’ve wondered about the meaning of the word wellness.  It’s not in my dictionary so I looked online and found “wellness” equated with “health”.  I’ve talked about some of this in one of my previous posts “Choices … read more

Advantages of Dictating/Transcribing Medical Notes vs. Handwriting Medical Notes

Productivity Studies have shown that physician productivity increases when progress notes and other medical reports are dictated rather than hand-written. According to industry sources, when comparing writing medical reports versus dictating, an average person can dictate 85-95 words per minute … read more

Medical Transcription and Pluralizing Words

Adapted from Canscribe Newsletter Spring 2010 http://canscribe.com/newsletter/Spring%202010.pdf General Rules for Words To make a noun plural in most cases you just add “s” such as patients or ideas. For words ending in s, x, ch, sh or z, in most … read more

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