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[Title] => MS Global takes open source path
[Summary] => In keeping up with the increasing volume and pace of job orders for transcription at rapid turnaround time, Multi-Scribe Global Outsourcing Inc. has embraced open source software technology.
The company is currently developing a Linux-based voice recognition software to aid its medical transcriptionists in the initial phase of transcribing voice files, said Malu Simeon-Florendo, MS Global president and CEO.
Simeon-Florendo said they plan to demonstrate it at the American Health Insurance Management Association (AHIMA) Expo this October.
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Something has to be done with the quality of medical transcription from the Philippines, if not, the country stands to lose this dollar-earning industry, said International School for Medical Transcription (ISMT) president Ma. Lourdes S. Go.
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The company is currently developing a Linux-based voice recognition software to aid its medical transcriptionists in the initial phase of transcribing voice files, said Malu Simeon-Florendo, MS Global president and CEO.
Simeon-Florendo said they plan to demonstrate it at the American Health Insurance Management Association (AHIMA) Expo this October.
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Something has to be done with the quality of medical transcription from the Philippines, if not, the country stands to lose this dollar-earning industry, said International School for Medical Transcription (ISMT) president Ma. Lourdes S. Go.
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October 3, 2006 - 12:00am
