Manual Scheduling Vs Electronic Medical Records

The medical record serves several important purposes. It is the basis for the physician’s patient care planning and for continuity in evaluating the patient’s condition and treatment. In medical, record the evidence of the patient’s information about medical evaluation, treatment, and any change in condition and demographics about the patient. Medical records are used to communication between the physician and any other health professionals as needed, and whosoever the physician is working with can get an understanding what is going on with their patient. A medical record serves as a legal document and is the Protection of the legal interest of the patient and the physician. (Blesi/Wise)
There are two methods in which medical documents can
Using Manual scheduling based on experience the amount of time it takes to write out clinical notes, and schedule appointment requires extra amount of time to ensure that everything is written legibly and detail orientated. Compared to using electronic scheduling it eliminates the time took to write neat and legible. The extra time saved using electronic scheduling can be used to do other office procedures in the office. Spelling in electronic medical records is not a problem compared written medical records that contain multiple spelling
Each record in the medical office much be managed in the same way and it may vary from office to office. A hand written medical record has to read accurately and spelling names correctly, print write legibly with black ink, record information as soon as possible, make corrections by drawing one line through the error, and keeping charts neat and file in a timely manner. (Blesi) Compared to an electronic medical record, the same rules apply except for writing in black instead typing in black font and corrections can just be backspaced before saving what is being