Indian Medical Transcription Is Back In The Pink

It was almost a cottage industry in the 90's, only to lose steam in 2000. But if you though the medical transcription (MT) industry in India is history, think again. Latest studies reveal that it is raring to take off yet again. And this time, the future is well chalked out...

GE Investing $250 Mn In Infrastructure, Healthcare

General Electric Company (GE) is investing $ 250 million in infrastructure and healthcare projects in India and expanding its industrial and financial presence in the country. Infrastructure projects are at the top of GE's agenda in India. In November 2005, GE announced it was reinvesting all of its proceeds from settlement of the Dabhol Power project - Valued at US $ 145 million in Indian infrastructure projects and in equity stakes of projects sponsored by GE's strategic customers...

'Cos Looking To Cut Costs In Medical Transcriptions'

After a sharp decline in business in early 2000, Medical Transcription (MT) sector is once again looking at high growth worldwide. The American Association of Medical Transcription (AAMT), one of the world's largest association of medical transcriptionists, is actively working to establish global quality standards in MT. Peter Preziosi, executive director, AAMT, speaks to Sujata Dutta Sachdeva about the trends and the new certification programme...

Poly Medicure Acquires US Company

Poly Medicure Limited, manufacturers of health medical devices and disposables under the brand name, Polymed, has acquired US Safety Syringes, a US company to enter the US health disposables market...