Comments on: HIPAA Compliance In Medical Transcription. A Revisit Post HITECH http://mtherald.com/hipaa-compliance-in-medical-transcription-a-revisit-post-hitech/ The Miscellaneous Yakkings of a Medical Transcriptionist Mon, 30 Jan 2012 20:23:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rajhttp://mtherald.com/hipaa-compliance-in-medical-transcription-a-revisit-post-hitech/#comment-14033 Raj Tue, 23 Mar 2010 00:20:07 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=521#comment-14033 You may read the <a href="http://mtherald.com/hipaa-compliance-guidelines-tips-for-medical-transcriptionists/" rel="nofollow">HIPAA compliance guidelines for medical transcriptionists</a>. You may read the HIPAA compliance guidelines for medical transcriptionists.

]]> By: Leela chandrasekharhttp://mtherald.com/hipaa-compliance-in-medical-transcription-a-revisit-post-hitech/#comment-14031 Leela chandrasekhar Mon, 22 Mar 2010 11:38:29 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=521#comment-14031 Hello, I am a home based mt requiring some info about home transcription. Can you please guide me as far as this is concerned. Thanking you, Leela chandrasekhar Hello,
I am a home based mt requiring some info about home transcription. Can you please guide me as far as this is concerned.

Thanking you,
Leela chandrasekhar

]]> By: frankhttp://mtherald.com/hipaa-compliance-in-medical-transcription-a-revisit-post-hitech/#comment-13818 frank Mon, 21 Sep 2009 21:42:58 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=521#comment-13818 Good article and easy reading. I am in transcription business and most of our staff is in India doing the work. Serena wrote it offshore mt is a bad idea since it is difficult to regulate. The real question is who want to do transcription in this country? Who in India is interested in Identifiable Patient Information or health information on any patient? It is more interesting and useful to some one in this country especially when transcription is done in the local community itself. There is a natuarl curiocity to find out who is "Mary Jones" with 7 partners who had a condum stuck in p and the OBGYN is removing it. The transcriptionist in India has no clue who Mary Jones is and has no interest and it is not a subject they can talk in their local community in bar over couple drinks. Good article and easy reading.

I am in transcription business and most of our staff is in India doing the work.
Serena wrote it offshore mt is a bad idea since it is difficult to regulate.

The real question is who want to do transcription in this country?

Who in India is interested in Identifiable Patient Information or health information on any patient? It is more interesting and useful to some one in this country especially when transcription is done in the local community itself. There is a natuarl curiocity to find out who is “Mary Jones” with 7 partners who had a condum stuck in p and the OBGYN is removing it. The transcriptionist in India has no clue who Mary Jones is and has no interest and it is not a subject they can talk in their local community in bar over couple drinks.

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