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Medical transcription
Clinical transcription is judged on terminology and on whether the document is safe to file. Both are human judgements.
What we transcribe
Common work in this field
Independent medical examinations
Consultations and clinical interviews
Physician dictation
Telehealth sessions
Case conferences
Clinical research interviews
What makes this audio hard
Why this audio is difficult
Drug names, dosages, anatomical terms and abbreviations sound alike and mean very different things. Dictation speed, accents and background clinical noise compound the risk.
How we handle it
Our approach
Medical work is drafted by transcriptionists with clinical vocabulary experience, then reviewed by a second person against the audio with a dedicated pass on drug names, dosages and figures. Terms that remain uncertain are flagged for your confirmation rather than silently resolved.
A Business Associate Agreement is available. Audio and transcripts are held under defined retention with certified deletion on request, and are never used to train any model.
FAQ
Common questions
Do you sign a BAA?
Yes. We execute a Business Associate Agreement before any protected health information is transferred.
How do you handle uncertain drug names or dosages?
They are flagged in the document with a timestamp for your confirmation. We do not guess at clinical detail.
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Tell us what you need and we will confirm the price and the deadline before you commit.
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