Medical transcription exchange
You know you’ve really made the big time when your blog starts getting spammed by spammers who are actually on topic. That means your blog is ranking well for targeted search terms; in my case, that would be medical transcription. I’d like to thank all the spammers out there who have tried everything imaginable to Read More …
This year is flying by us. Before we know it, it’s going to be 2010 – and that means significant changes in privacy and security measures for service providers to the healthcare industry. One of the more important changes for the medical transcription industry is the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Read More …
In her Facebook group for medical transcriptionists, Kathy Nicholls asks the question: I am fascinated by how social media is changing our world today. People are on FB, Twitter, LinkedIn, and so many other places. Yet it does not seem to me that this has caught on very fast with MTs. I wonder why? I Read More …
… there was the Usenet. And the Usenet is/was the Wild, Wild West of the internet. And the medical transcriptionists who wandered through the pre-GUI (that’s graphical user interface, to those of you who don’t remember what a C-prompt is!) internet got tired of not having their own space in the Usenet and therefore they Read More …
It’s been a week since the relaunch of MT Chat and I have to say – it’s been interesting. One thing I’ve found as I’ve taken over ownership of the two sites is that very few people differentiate between MT Desk and MT Chat. When MTs talk about MT Desk, they are usually referring to Read More …