Founded on the most trusted authority in medical transcription for more than 30 years, Diehl’s Canadian Medical Transcription helps your students master the fundamentals of medical transcription and meet the challenges of the evolving medical transcription field in Canada. Diehl’s delivers proven, practical training in the skills and technology essential to success, including proofreading, editing, speech recognition technology, and more. This thoroughly revised and updated text is the only comprehensive Canadian medical transcription text written to reflect Canada’s health care system, fully preparing Canadian students for their role in health information management.
UNIQUE!The only truly comprehensive Canadian medical transcription text, written to reflect Canada’s health care system
Streamlined four colour design, comprehensive art program, and example and practice features help reinforce need-to-know concepts
Significant number of practice exercises and types of reports gives students a true reflection of the types of documents they will be transcribing
Comprehensive coverage and practical exercises demonstrate fundamental editing/transcription concepts and boost student proficiency in punctuation, capitalization, numbers, word endings, formation of plural forms, and abbreviations and symbols
Up-to-date information includes a chapter dedicated to transcribing for the medical specialties, as well as coverage of the electronic medical record (EMR) and proofreading skills
Content reflects current privacy legislation (PIPEDA) and changes to provincial and territorial Freedom of Information acts
Exercises and helpful hints enhance students’ proofreading and editing skills to help them prevent common errors
Extensive practice and review exercises on the companion Evolve website reinforce student comprehension and give them the experience to confidently move into the transcription profession
Corresponding Workbook offers a wealth of additional practice exercises focused on 17 medical specialty areas. Sold separately
Section One CAREER ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. The Medical Transcriptionist’s Career, Including Ethical and Legal Responsibilities
Section Two TOOLS OF TRANSCRIPTION 2. Technology and Tools for Transcription
Section Three TRANSCRIPTION GUIDELINES 3. Grammar and Spelling 4. Punctuation 5. Capitalization 6. Transcribing Numbers, Figures, and Abbreviations 7. Medical Terminology: Plurals and Suffixes 8. Medical Letter Transcription 9. Proofreading, Making Corrections, and Quality Assurance 10. Using Reference Tools: Learn How to Get Help from the Experts
Section Four MEDICAL RECORDS AND REPORTS 11. Outpatient Medical Chart Notes and Daily Progress Notes 12. Preparation of a History and Physical Examination Report 13. Preparation of Medical Reports 14. Transcribing for the Medical Specialties 15. Career and Career Pathways 16. Making the Transition from Medical Transcriptionist to Speech Recognition Editor
Section Five APPENDICES A. Answers to Tests B. Reference Materials C. Medical Documents D. Rules and Helpful Hints for Transcribing
Radica Bissoondial, BSc, MHA, MEd., DHA, Professor, Health Systems Management, School of Information Technology, Fanshawe College London, Ontario, Canada and Coralie Hockly, Advanced Medical Transcription, Academy of Learning Career College Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
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