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| Dictation Physicians speak into a handheld digital recorder and/or use a 1-800 number to call in dictation. At the end of the day, the recorder is plugged into an office computer (the “base station”) for about fifteen seconds, in order to send the dictations to our system or also through FTP. The procedure is automatic; no keystrokes are required. Viewing/Printing Completed Transcripts: • Clinic/Office : The following day, completed dictations will appear in your office computer, sorted by |
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physician, patient name, and date of visit;
if you have chosen lab and radiology support, those results are also
accessible in patient folders. New notes can optionally be printed automatically. Word files are stored permanently for easy future reference. • Home: Patient records are sorted by physician, patient name, and date of visit on your computer at home. Notes can be printed or edited. There is no need to log on the Internet to view old patient records; log on only to get new patient records (since the last time you logged on). |
