Monthly Archives: September 2011

ICD10 meets medical transcription

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Linda Sullivan

What will ICD10 mean to the medical transcription process? This is a question that I ask anyone and everyone in the healthcare field who might have an opinion on it. Assuming those medical transcription companies that are here today are … Continue reading →

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Adventures of a traveling salesman — Part 2

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Rick Bisson

Last month, I started telling a story about traveling through rural Ohio on a sales call. The rest of the story follows: Earlier in the day, NEMT President Linda Allard and I had a successful client visit and we were … Continue reading →

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Annual AHDI convention offers hot topics in the desert

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Tara Courtland

NEMT Special Guest Blogger The Lazy River at ACE in Phoenix Betsy Ertel, AHDI-F CEO of SpeedType One of my favorite things about working in the health information field is getting the opportunity to travel and network. In August, that … Continue reading →

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Just the fax, Ma’am

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Andrew Clarke

According to Wikipedia, fax machines have existed, in various forms, since the 19thcentury, but the modern fax became feasible in the mid-1970s due to advances in technology. Sending a fax can be a very convenient way to deliver hand-written information … Continue reading →

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