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One answer to EMR data entry: Hire a scribe to do it
American Medical News , 07/09/08

Dolan PL - The medical scribe industry is poising itself for serious growth in the next few years. Scribe companies, which previously had concentrated on hospitals, say they are finding demand for their services from individual practices. The common criticism of medical scribes is that their use adds one more layer of bureaucracy, and keeps physicians from unlocking the potential of their EMRs because they're never interacting with them. But medical scribe companies counter that they help physicians interact more with patients, because scribes handle the technology.

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