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Accuracy in Medical Transcription – A Point that can Save a Life

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No one would dispute that accuracy in medical documentation is vital. Generally, typing accuracy is calculated by the number of correct entries divided by the total number of entries, and then multiply by 100 to get a percentage. For those who like formulas, Accuracy = (1 – # errors) x 100 We’ve looked at this

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