ScribeAmerica Continues Expansion to International Markets by Introducing Medical Scribes to Doctors at Major Healthcare Events Throughout Australia

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida – April 1, 2016 – ScribeAustralia Healthcare, a division of ScribeAmerica, hosted presentations at two key healthcare conferences in late March where they discussed the benefits of medical scribes to top healthcare executives and medical practitioners.

In response to demand for new solutions to an increasingly complex healthcare environment, ScribeAustralia attended the Australian Private Hospitals Association’s 35th National Congress in Gold Coast and Criterion Conferences’ “Driving Quality in Emergency Departments” event in Sydney. Over the course of these two events, ScribeAustralia representatives met with over 25 hospital and health system leaders.

Hosted by ScribeAmerica’s CEO, Dr. Michael Murphy, and Director of Clinical Affairs, Dr. Jacqui Irvine, the presentations introduced the concept of medical scribes and discussed how scribes can help meet the increased demands facing doctors.

“We understand the increased pressures weighing on providers, whether it’s the amount of documentation, electronic documentation systems or additional ancillary duties,” said ScribeAmerica’s founder and CEO, Dr. Michael Murphy. “Scribes help doctors get back to the bedside, drive productivity and ultimately help improve patient care.”

ScribeAustralia Healthcare, a division of ScribeAmerica, introduced medical scribe services to the Australian marketplace in March 2016. With over eleven years of industry leading experience, and a footprint spanning over 1,300 sites in the United States, ScribeAmerica is the largest independent provider of scribe talent and management. Over the past year, the company has expanded into new international markets, including Canada and Australia, and introduced several new innovative services that address the needs of a rapidly-evolving healthcare landscape.

About ScribeAmerica
ScribeAmerica was established in 2004 as a clinical documentation solution for providers transitioning to the electronic medical record (EMR). The company’s focus on improving the accuracy and quality of patient documentation has resulted in higher patient satisfaction scores, improved revenue cycle, and better continuity of care. The company recruits, trains, and manages over 10,000 scribes in over 1,300 locations nationwide.

CONTACT:
Justin Wilson, Director of Communications and Business Strategy
jrwilson@scribeamerica.com
1200 East Las Olas Blvd., Suite 201
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
877.488.5479
info@scribeamerica.com
www.scribeamerica.com

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