Outsourcing Medical Summarization Services: A Smart Move for Your Practice

Prologiq offers a wide range of medical billing & transcription services to meet diverse needs:

• Emergency Room Reports: They are written records of a particular patient in the emergency room and contain details of the patient’s condition, treatment given to the patient, and the result of the visit.
• Patient Charts: A system containing coded data about a patient, including the diagnosis, treatment given, drug prescribed, and progress reports, among others.
• Teleconference Notes: To ensure contents were included, Notes taken by participants regarding the topics discussed and conclusions that have been made throughout the teleconferencing sessions involving healthcare providers, more often regarding patients and their treatment.
• Clinical Summaries: Summaries of a patient’s medical history, treatment gland health status for ongoing care, and referrals.
• Surgery Notes: Records of operations, as in which operations are contemplated and executed step-by-step procedures of the operations, instruments used during operations, and reaction of the patient during the operation and after operations have been performed.

• History and Physical Notes: A patient’s history, which includes all the details about the patient’s medical condition and general health status, supplemented by clinical assessment involving physical examination with a view to coming up with a diagnosis of the patient’s condition and planning on the appropriate management.
• Medical Records Summaries: Abstracted notes of comprehensive patient records that include diagnosis, interventions, and discharge summaries.
• Progress Notes: About a patient’s condition, his/her response to the treatments being taken, and any change in the health status; usually prepared and written by the doctors in attendance.
• Discharge Summaries: Daily end-of-shift notes that describe diagnoses made, treatment given, medications administered, and advice given to a patient before the patient is discharged from a healthcare facility.

• Pediatric and Geriatric Reports: Some of the specific/ particular reports pertaining to pediatric and geriatric patients, their care, treatment and clinical improvement.
• Rehabilitation Reports: Reports that reflect a patient’s progress through their rehabilitation, physical improvements as well as other progress.
• Operative Reports: Descriptive reports of the operation, anesthesia usage, and findings in addition to any complication that happened.
• Pathology Reports: Tests or samples of tissue or blood or any other sample taken during diagnosis of the disease or during its treatment to gain information concerning the disease.