Posts Tagged ‘medical transcription’

Visible black character, revisited

I had the opportunity recently to do a presentation at the TEPR meeting in Palm Springs on verifying your outsourced transcription, met some new people and had a couple interesting debates about the VBC. After reviewing my initial blog about the visible black character and having these discussions, something occurred to me and of course [...]

Not so dark, just cloudy, side of medical transcription

I was reading Lynn Jusinski’s article in the latest issue of Advance on The Dark Side of Medical Transcription. The experiences related by Trudy Looney and some of her comments got me thinking about a state AHIMA meeting I attended years ago – probably 2002 or thereabouts. Just a little bit about AHIMA. It’s a [...]

Who is behind the USMLSU Initiative?

Someone sent me a link to the United States Medical Language Specialists Union Initiative. You can go to the site to see it, but their mission statement is as follows: Organized to emphasize the necessary return of United States citizens’ patient information to United States-based Medical Information Specialists, Medical Transcriptionists and Medical Language Specialists, furthering the [...]

MedQuist medical transcriptionists’ class action settlement

A couple of MTs have shared this with me. The class action suit brought by a group of medical transcriptionists against MedQuist. …lawsuit that was brought as a class action on behalf of current and former medical transcriptionist employees of MedQuist Inc. and MedQuist Transcription Ltd. (“MedQuist”). The suite alleges that MedQuist manipulated its company [...]

Happy 2009

Happy 2009. Time to start over at MT Exchange. First, I’m changing this to a single-person industry blog. My personal blog can be found at Juliew8. I’ve also included a link in the blogroll. The microblog is my Twitter feed. If you are on Twitter, please feel free to follow me. If you have a [...]