December 29, 200916 yr (READ THRU FOR MY QUERY AT THE END)Medical transcription is the conversion of voice files dictated by medical professionals, into electronic data files (TEXT) in a prescribed format.The severe time constraints placed on the medical fraternity during peak times and the concurrent documentation overload gave rise to the evolution of medical transcription as a separate function, supporting the core activities of healthcare.Data transcribed is in Black & White which itself is evident about Quality, hence making the process of Medical Transcripition Quality Sensitive.Here, factors like below average aptitude or untrained Medical transcribers (both QA & editors) are responsible for Quality below 99% (standard expected by offshore clients).Above being the case, can SIX SIGMA bring up the quality standards to a constant level into organizations involved in Medical Transcription business?
September 30, 201114 yr Hi Sumit, It seems from your post that the reasons are known "below average aptitude or untrained Medical transcribers (both QA & editors) are responsible" If the cause is known, one can focus on finding solutions (using I phase techniques of DMAIC). A Six Sigma project (DMAIC) may not be needed, however Six Sigma techniques (as presented in I phase and C phase) can be used.
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