Electronic health record systems are appreciated for the improved medical documentation and physician efficiency they ensure. In addition, EHRs/EMRs also facilitate processes such as medical record retrieval and review. Medical malpractice cases require comprehensive...
Whether to understand the type of care provided to the patient, for medical record review, for obtaining billing information, or for information exchange, electronic health records or EHRs are much...
Earlier, one of the major concerns when providing medical record review services was the illegible handwriting of physicians. The electronic health record was introduced and made mandatory with a...
The COVID-19 has placed huge challenges, like those experienced never before, on healthcare providers and EHR (Electronic Health Record) systems have to adapt to the changing requirements for...
The electronic medical record was introduced with a view to effectively address medical charting and documentation issues and facilitate processes such as record retrieval, medical record...
EHR interoperability is defined as the ability to effectively communicate health information electronically. HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society) defines interoperability as...
Electronic healthcare records are being used across the healthcare spectrum with both physicians and patients enjoying the benefits associated with this healthcare documentation system. Processes...
With the emphasis placed on value-based reimbursement, healthcare providers need to focus on ways to improve patient care and treatment outcomes. Medical chart review is an important process used to...
In a workers' compensation claim, or a medical malpractice, personal injury or product liability case, the initial medical record analysis provides an overall view of the facts of the case. With...
EHR implementation was welcomed with great warmth by a large section of the healthcare community as well as medical-legal support service providers such as medical record retrieval companies,...
The electronic medical record was expected to help cut back-office costs, improve quality of care and make important legal processes such as medical record retrieval easy and efficient. However,...