Cover Story How to Fix Poor Dictation Poor dictation habits can cause havoc for befuddled medical transcriptionists, resulting in safety risks and delayed turnaround times.
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A study published in Pediatrics found that the proportion of children’s hospitals with an EHR increased from 21% in 2008 to this percentage in 2011.
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