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onevoicedatatech · 6 years

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Cloud Storage: Your Top Questions Answered

What is cloud computing? Cloud computing is the general term referring to a network of computers that store and transfer data. The typical cloud storage system is arranged like this: A company offers cloud computing as a service. That company controls the master control server. The master control server connects to the client computers (meaning you) and also to an entire network of database…

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onevoicedatatech · 6 years

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About One Voice Data

Since 1999, One Voice Data has worked to make medicine more efficient.

Here’s how ...

#medicine #medical #speech #vrt #voice recognition #speech recognition #health care #healthcare

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onevoicedatatech · 6 years

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The Opioid Crisis: Health Care in 2018 [& What You Should Know About It]

Drug overdoses using opioids are the leading cause of death for US adults younger than 50. There’s a lot of talk in Congress and the White House, the Opioid Crisis has been declared a national emergency, but there’s still no quick fix. In reality, there’s still no good plan of attack.

But as you’ve learned, the patient is now a consumer. And if the patient is worried about the opioid crisis, then as their healthcare provider, so are you.

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onevoicedatatech · 6 years

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2018: Health Care Crisis?

In 2018, health care is in crisis. Here’s what you as an industry leader should know … and what you can do about it. Health Care Reform As we head into the second year of the Trump Administration, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is dramatically different than it was this time last year. President Trump campaigned on promises to repeal Obamacare. After Trump’s inauguration, he used executive…

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onevoicedatatech · 6 years

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Speech Recognition Software Wins Top Honors

One Voice Data Technology Recognized by Health IT Published on November 9, 2017 Top ranking by Pittsburgh Technology Council validates M*Modal’s leadership in healthcare IT, and by extension, the technology pioneered by One Voice Data founder R. Brent Sexton and M*Modal’s Michael Finke. Pittsburgh, PA – October 19, 2017 – Awards announced today validated speech recognition software developed…

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onevoicedatatech · 7 years

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Now Hiring Medical Transcriptionists & Editors at One Voice Data

Looking for qualified, US residents as medical transcriptionists for One Voice Data, a leading medical transcription company.

One Voice Data is a voice recognition technology provider and medical transcription company providing integrated health care solutions for a full range of medical practices and health care settings. Medical coding, both in-house and outsourced transcription services, and document management workflow. One Voice Data strives to make health care more efficient, accurate, and productive. Our clients come first. Team-based and committed to excellence. We're an equal opportunity company.

Skills:

Candidates must be familiar with transcribing dictated reports and translating medical jargon and abbreviations into their expanded forms.

Must be familiar with medical terminology and have previous work experience in a medical setting.

Requirements :

High school education and at least 1 year of experience as a medical transcriptionist.

Typing 50-60 wpm.

Ability to operate word processing and dictation equipment.

VR platform experience

Hours of availability included in resume

Apply online at http://www.onevoicedata.com/medical-transcription-careers

Job Type: Contract

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onevoicedatatech · 7 years

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13 Reasons Why VRT Won’t Replace MT’s

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So what will happen to medical transcriptionists when VRT is implemented?

You’ve probably heard about the movement to make MT’s into super editors. Instead of spending all day listening, transcribing, rewinding, editing, and finally formatting, medical transcriptionists will be able to skip all but the last two of these steps.

Make friends with the VRT.

No, don’t take it out for cookies and milk. But embrace the idea that the less tedious work you have to do manually, the more you’re freed up to move your career to the next level.

As this article has made clear, the need for qualified medical transcriptionists is never going away. It’s merely transforming.

Physicians will never be eager to edit and format their own notes. That division of labor will always be cost-effective for a medical transcriptionist to do instead.

Bottomline:

Don’t worry about losing your job to some faceless, nameless computer. Your career is not only safe, but it’s going to get a lot easier, more efficient, and less tedious as technology improves.

Want to know more? Just ask us.

Tired of forms? Faxing? Ask us about that too.

This is 2017 after all. Not 1817. Life is too short to spend hunched over a pedal or pushing buttons on a fax machine.

We’d love to hear your ideas and even more reasons why MTs are here to stay. Leave them in the comments section below or find us on social media.

One Voice Data is hiring. Interested? Apply now.

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onevoicedatatech · 7 years

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13 Reasons Why VRT Won’t Replace Medical Transcriptionists

Will voice recognition technology ruin your medical transcription career?

Apply now for a career as a medical transcriptionist with One Voice Data.

Is 2017 the year when technology finally surpasses the accuracy of a trained medical transcriptionist? From Dragon to Nuance to M*Modal, every major company promises that their software is the one that will change the game forever.

13 Reasons Why Voice Recognition Technology (VRT) Can’t Replace a Human Transcriptionist:

1. Physicians are terrible dictators.

They eat, mumble, slur, talk too fast, and generally do anything else you can think of that causes their voice to be inaudible or unclear.

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onevoicedatatech · 7 years

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Speech Recogntion Technology: 2017 Guide

Accuracy matters when it comes to speech recognition technology

Compare the major players across applications. What is speech recognition? How does it work? Features, out of the box accuracy, customer support, and ease of setup comparisons for brands from Amazon Alexa, Siri, and Microsoft Cortana to Nuance's Dragon Naturally Speaking and One Voice Data with strategic partner M*Modal.