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How to Streamline Fax-Based Order Workflows in Radiology

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How to Streamline Fax-Based Order Workflows in Radiology

Radiology is a document-heavy specialty, and efficient workflow management is critical to running a successful practice. Unfortunately, much of the industry is still stuck in the past with a traditional fax or in-hand workflow model. Every day, diagnostic imaging services are flooded with paperwork from e-faxes and fax machines.although faxing may be second nature to practices, it’s incredibly inefficient. Requesting institutions often place multiple fax orders at once, and a coordinator then sorts and separates each order. Then, information has to be scanned and relevant data subsequently entered into the system. If there are any errors in the documents, it must be noted, faxed back to the service requestor, corrected, re-faxed, re-sorted, and then entered into the ehs.additionally, a lot of paperwork is still received directly from patients or delivered in paper form. All of that data has to be entered, scanned, filed, and double-checked against any faxes that have already been received. Finally, everything needs to be routed to the proper location, and there may even be additional data entry that has to take place on the other side.with the cost of labor on the rise and employee retention on the decline, these outdated practices can have a grave impact on your bottom line.abbadox’s automated, paperless workflow solutions allow practices to eliminate piles of paperwork, streamline documents, integrate scheduling and registration practices, and generate eligibility verifications and estimation to reduce overhead and make your patients happier and healthier with minimum hassle.

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