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Document Management and Distribution
Our Document Management and Distribution capabilities handle a wide variety of administrative functions that are essential
to efficient, high quality medical records processing. Whether you
are an HIM Director, Transcription Supervisor, IT specialist, clinician
or MT, you will benefit from features that save time, control costs,
and prioritize patient care throughout the dictation/transcription
process. Our customers receive:
System Administration
With the goal of increased transcription productivity in mind, eScription
provides the EditScript Monitor system administration component
(EMon®), one easy-to-use application that delivers deep and
wide visibility into the dictation and transcription process,
and tools for managing that process efficiently day to day. Designed
for Transcription Supervisors and other administrators, the EMon
administrative console provides a single point of control
for securely managing
all system settings, and for tracking work performed in the EditScript
system.
For example, using EMon a Transcription Supervisor can manage workflow
by assigning MTs to groups representing certain work types or specialties.
Supervisors can determine the appropriate 'backlog' for MTSOs, and
set up rules for document distribution. When a supervisor needs
to find out the status of a particular dictation, EMon can quickly
indicate whether it is in progress, completed or 'pending' due to
a problem. Using the Audit Trail, supervisors can check all document
changes and distributions that have occurred.
Responding to HIPAA regulations and other industry confidentiality
requirements, EMon provides secure User Access Rights that enable
administrators to control who can view certain information and who can
perform various actions. For instance, the User Access Rights features let
administrators configure clinician groups that may view and/or
electronically sign documents within EditScript. Or, they may give
transcription work from specific medical specialties, such as behavioral
health, to specific MTs. Using a flexible structure of groups that can be
assigned rights and restrictions, your administrators can quickly and
easily set up and maintain your EditScript system for secure access by its
users.
A key feature of EMon is its unparalleled multi-entity capability,
providing security, reporting and access for multiple entities -
and hierarchies of entities - within a large healthcare organization.
For institutions with multiple facilities and departments within
those facilities, this capability is critical to delivering a more
streamlined and efficient medical transcription process. For example,
EditScript can provide a single patient registration database across
multiple entities. Also, EditScript can accept data from multiple
systems and can provide HL7 outgoing interfaces to multiple systems.
Benefits:
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Secure access from any location over
the Internet |
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Single 'control panel' into
multiple aspects of the dictation/transcription process |
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Efficient process for setting up User Access Rights in the
EditScript system |
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Enables large organizations
to securely manage numerous participants and job tasks
enterprise-wide |
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Streamlines and simplifies document
types |
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Allows HIM Departments to allocate
transcription costs and resources to specific entities, such
as clinics, hospitals, departments, etc. |
EditScript Monitor (EMon) (Mouse over image for highlights.) |
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| The EditScript administrative console provides a single
view into the dictation/transcription process, and tools for
managing that process day to day. |
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Reporting and Analysis
Productivity and Billing Reports provide insight into an organization's
system usage and results. Many eScription customers use these reports
to track line counts and determine payment for the MTs and MTSOs
that do work for them. Metrics tracked include: Turnaround Time,
Line Count, Lines Edited vs. Typed, and Backlog, among others.
Reports can be accessed via a secure web site. Your staff can also
use advanced features in Microsoft Excel to further analyze the
comprehensive data to address any specific goals or information
requirements your organization may have.
| In this weekly Productivity Report, supervisors can see
Line Count by MT along with a breakdown of Edited versus Typed
Lines. |
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NetScript
Clinician Access
and Electronic Signature
The NetScript product provides clinicians in your organization
with a simple and secure way to review medical transcriptions over
the Internet and sign documents electronically.
Benefits:
The Electronic Signature capability provides a highly secure online
interface for clinicians to review and sign documents. From a list
of the 'unsigned' or deficient records, clinicians can view the
text, listen to the audio, modify the document, and sign the document
- or they can send it back to the transcription department with
a note. Once a document has been electronically signed, it cannot
be altered in the system, but it can be distributed.
In addition to single-user electronic signature, three enhanced electronic signature options, Dual Signature, Co-signature, and Group Signature, meet the needs of healthcare organizations with supervised medical interns and various signing policies and procedures.
Security features include restricted user access and login timeouts
after a period of inactivity. In addition, all data is transmitted
using secure socket layer and 128 bit encryption, and no files are
left behind in the browser caches on user workstations.
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PrintScript
Document Distribution
The PrintScript product provides integrated features for print, fax and email
distribution that have been proven to minimize human error and reduce
inefficiencies in many customers' existing systems. At Maine Medical
Center, for example, records are now automatically faxed to out-of-state
clinicians or printed directly to a patient's hospital floor without
manual intervention. Since implementing PrintScript, 90 percent fewer
faxes fail.
Benefits:
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With role-based distribution copies
can be sent to, for example 'the attending physician', 'the speaker', or 'the referring physician'
- roles that are associated with each particular dictation. |
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Copies can be distributed based on
how a recipient prefers to receive documents; one recipient's
copy may go by fax, another by email. |
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Easy to maintain print templates keep documents consistently formatted. |
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Fast, reliable, printing and faxing |
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The Audit Trail feature tracks the
distribution history of each document should that information
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PrintScript is a single, unattended system that prints or faxes formatted
documents to multiple target network printers and fax numbers. The
software reports errors, maintains a steady workflow, and ensures
that pages fit properly, such as when perforated sheets are used. For faxed documents, PrintScript reports fax error details ('busy' or 'no answer') via
email, and does not delay documents if one fax machine is having
trouble.
Print templates keep documents consistently formatted and easy to
read, and PrintScript keeps templates easy to administer. Through the power of 'business
entities,' the PrintScript Template Manager can reduce the myriad
templates needed in other systems into a few, flexible print templates
that may be used across work types, clinicians, departments and
facilities. With Template Manager, users can edit, test, and deploy print template
changes quickly and easily, and control for printing issues, such as
orphan lines and blank pages.
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Interfaces to healthcare Information Systems
EditScript includes secure, standards-based interfaces
to the information systems used by your health care organization.
These important interfaces deliver information inbound and
outbound in order to:
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Associate dictations with the correct
patient records |
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Keep deficiency systems up to date |
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Store completed transcriptions in
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EditScript interfaces are designed to integrate with all major
medical information systems such as Eclipsys, Epic, IDX, LastWord,
Meditech, SoftMed and others. Typically, we match customers' existing
data interfaces, speeding time to 'go live.'
Interfaces are implemented using our EditScript Data Transmission
(EDT) software that runs unattended on a standard PC at the customer
site. The software uses a secure form of http transactions to send
data to and from the EDT software. As a result, EDT data traffic
can generally be configured without modifying existing firewall
settings.
Benefits:
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Simplified set up: eScription interfaces
adapted to customers' existing systems |
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Fully compliant with HL7 standard |
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Secure data transmissions using 128
bit encryption and secure socket layer |
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