- June 4, 2009
Internet File Transfer: An Alternative to Secure Email
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreIn a world of digital handhelds, transcription software and internet-based outsourcing, independent transcriptionists and medical record directors alike face a challenging task in the routing of digitally dictated files. With so many types of files, methods of transfer, and regulations on patient information, it is easy to get overwhelmed. Many people ask, “What is the best solution to get my…
- May 20, 2009
Video transcription & themes, all part of the new GearPlayer 4
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreTranscriptionGear.Com improves GearPlayer with the release of version 4.1. Now transcribing video is as easy as ever. Simply load the job into your worklist just like it was audio and select it. Control the playback of the video with your foot pedal or use the buttons on the GearPlayer screen. A window shows up below the main screen showing you…
- May 15, 2009
The Joint Warming Ankle Support
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreWorkplace health is not something to take for granted but it can be easy to ignore until you find yourself in a spot where some good prevention would have went a long way. I’ve been trying out the Joint Warming Ankle Support and I’m won over. For anyone that uses a foot pedal all day and walks away with a…
- May 7, 2009
Reference Book: Technology for the Medical Transcriptionist
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreThis is the first text that satisfies the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity’s (AHDI) model curriculum requirement for technology. As you advance through the text you’ll be introduced to the essential hardware, software and technology that all medical transcriptionists should know and may be required to use on the job. Note only will you learn ned concepts and applications, you’ll also discover techniques to improve your accuracy…
- April 23, 2009
Desk Reference Book, Quick & Easy Medical Terminology, 5th Edition
By Traci Miller in Articles onRead moreThe title says it all. With this superb fifth edition of Peggy Leonard’s popular resource, you can quickly and easily learn to recognize, interpret, pronounce and use thousands of medical terms correctly. The first five chapters explain how medical terms are created by combining prefixes, suffixes and combining forms. They also introduce you to terminology related to diagnosis and treatment…
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