As information is being dictated, it is also being structured, tagged, and coded. According to Anderson of the AC Group, discrete-reportable transcription is fast becoming a requirement for successful EHRs, further promoting transcription s role as a friend of the EHR.
Negative effects of cannabis use in the GI tract. At the opposite end of the spectrum, cannabis use can sometimes cause unpleasant digestive problems, and in some extremely rare cases is thought to cause certain serious and debilitating conditions. Generally, this phenomenon appears to affect chronic users that have used cannabis heavily for several years.
Crohn's: Manage Frequent Bowel Movements. Medical marijuana is no stranger to controversy. New to the debate of what marijuana might treat is Crohn's disease â an inflammatory bowel disease, which irritates and inflames the digestive tract, most often the small intestine. The average Crohnâs disease activity scores (CDAI) went down by about 177 points in the marijuana group, compared with about a 66-point drop in the placebo group. 2  Complete remission of symptoms (a CDAI score of less than 150) was seen in 45 percent of the marijuana group and 10 percent of the placebo group.