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[Summary] => SPi Global, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its medical transcription business to Acusis LLC for an undisclosed amount.
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[Title] => Med transcription fetches huge pay
[Summary] => Nurses, medical technicians and dentists, move over. After doctors, medical transcriptionists are now the highest paid workers in the health sector, the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) said yesterday.
Medical transcriptionists receive an average of P10,575 in monthly wages, TUCP spokesman Alex Aguilar said, citing data from the latest occupational wages survey of the Department of Labor and Employment’s Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics.
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[Title] => Medical transcription firm keen on sharing software
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Cebuano-owned medical transcription company Northern Transcription Works is planning to roll out its award-winning software to help other companies push their productivity and efficiency.
Northern Transcription Works (NTW) has developed a software solely designed for medical transcription operations called En Play, which gained national recognition during the recently concluded e-Services Philippines 2007 Global Sourcing Conference and Exhibition held in Manila.
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ePLDT Inc., the information technology arm of telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), has acquired 100 percent of Virginia-based medical transcription company CyMed for $35 million.
The acquisition was made possible through SPI Technologies Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of ePLDT engaged in business process outsourcing (BPo).
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ePLDT Inc., the information technology arm of telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), has acquired 100 percent of Virginia-based medical transcription company CyMed for $35 million.
The acquisition was made possible through SPI Technologies Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of ePLDT engaged in business process outsourcing (BPo).
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[Title] => Substandard work affects RP's medical transcription industry — Go
[Summary] => Although there is a huge potential for the Philippines to get a bigger chunk of US$ 25 billion medical transcription market in the United States, the industry currently is in a "bloody" situation, because of misinformed investors that provide substandard medical transcription quality.
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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[Title] => STI ventures into medical transcription services
[Summary] => Computer technology school STI, along with PHNS Inc., has acquired a majority stake in Summit Technologies Inc. in hopes of capturing a slice of the promising medical transcription services industry.
Summit Technologies is a local medical transcription company. PHNS is a medical transcription company operating in the United States.
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[Title] => UV to offer 6-mo course in medical transcription
[Summary] => The University of the Visayas-Main Campus is set to offer a six-month certification program on medical transcription that will start in June. This, after the university and a private corporation that offers medical education transcription signed an agreement on academic partnership yesterday morning.
UV executive vice president Dr. Jose Gullas and Medical Education Transcription Corporation representative Ranilo Maderazo yesterday finalized the agreement that the institution will include medical transcription program as part of the offered courses.
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Medical transcriptionists receive an average of P10,575 in monthly wages, TUCP spokesman Alex Aguilar said, citing data from the latest occupational wages survey of the Department of Labor and Employment’s Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics.
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Northern Transcription Works (NTW) has developed a software solely designed for medical transcription operations called En Play, which gained national recognition during the recently concluded e-Services Philippines 2007 Global Sourcing Conference and Exhibition held in Manila.
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The acquisition was made possible through SPI Technologies Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of ePLDT engaged in business process outsourcing (BPo).
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The acquisition was made possible through SPI Technologies Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of ePLDT engaged in business process outsourcing (BPo).
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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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UV executive vice president Dr. Jose Gullas and Medical Education Transcription Corporation representative Ranilo Maderazo yesterday finalized the agreement that the institution will include medical transcription program as part of the offered courses.
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