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Title: The financial advantages of medical scribes extend beyond increased visits.
Authors: Zallman, Leah, Altman, Wayne, Touw, Sharon, Chu, Lendy, Hatch, Megan, Rajagopal, Karissa, Elvin, David, Dolat, Steven, Sayah, Assaad
Source: Journal of Family Practice. May2021, Vol. 70 Issue 4, p166-173. 8p.
Subjects: Generalized estimating equations, Breast cancer, Scribes, Colon cancer, Early detection of cancer, Documentation -- Economic aspects, Research, Research methodology, Medical scribes, Evaluation research, Comparative studies, Organizational effectiveness, Labor incentives, Medical writing, Pay for performance
Abstract: Employing medical scribes can boost revenue for a practice, the authors show, well beyond being an opportunity to expand patient volume. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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