Topic: Clinical Documentation

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Prepare for Court with Less Paperwork

IKS Document Prep Services helps our IME, legal, and clinical documentation clients overcome these time-consuming challenges
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Improving Patient Care at All Hours with Medical Transcription Services

IKS Health Medical Transcription Services is simply a phone call away. Our experienced Transcription team has years of tenure in the field.
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The Impact of Live Virtual Medical Scribes on Clinician Performance

Many clients see IKS' highly trained virtual scribes as trusted personal assistants, and it’s easy to see why.
IKS Health X AQuity

IKS Health Purchases AQuity Solutions to Create the Most Comprehensive Provider of Administrative, Clinical and Financial Services for Healthcare Organizations in the U.S.

The combined company, which will operate as IKS Health, will have annual revenues of $330+ million.
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It Takes a Village: We All Have an Impact on Patient Care

As transcriptionists and clinical documentation specialists, we play a crucial role in that care.
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A Symphony of Facts Bolstering Brain Retention

IKS Health provides the key to understanding brain retention and the importance of clear, concise, and complete documentation to increase brain retention.
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Problem #5: EHR/Other Tools Inhibit Ability to Deliver Quality Care

The quality of care a physician provides matters just as much to them as it does to the patient.
Stressed and overwhelmed doctor

Problem #4: No Personal Control Over Workload

Virtual scribes take over a good portion of that paperwork, freeing you up to conduct patient visits the way you would like.
Happy Transcriptionist

Make Your Job Easier with the Right Transcription Partner

IKS supports you in whatever way you decide works best, even if that means going old school. Still using paper charts? No problem.
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Problem #3: After-hours Workload

A survey by the American Medical Association (AMA) lists “After-hours Workload” as the third leading cause of physician burnout, tying number two at 43%