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Leverage AI to Automate Medical CodingAs a healthcare provider, you should be paid promptly for the services you provide to patients. Slow, inefficient, and error-prone manual coding keeps you from the financial peace you deserve. XpertDox’s autonomous coding solution accelerates the revenue cycle so you can focus on providing great healthcare.
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Toggl Track
Toggl Track browser extension for Chrome and Firefox
...Once you install the add-on, a Toggl Track icon will be added to the right of the address bar. Click on the Toggl Track browser extension to reveal the timer’s dropdown. Here you can check your current time entry, change settings, sync, log out or stop your timer. -
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reveal.js
The HTML Presentation Framework
reveal.js is a framework for creating beautiful interactive presentations using HTML. It comes with a wide range of features, including nested slides, auto-sliding, touch navigation, Markdown support, PDF export, speaker notes, theming and more. It also comes with a JavaScript API that allows you to control various other options, and a list of plugins that can be used to extend reveal.js further. reveal.js currently offers full support for any recently released version of the following... -
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Visibility.js
Wrapper for the Page Visibility API
...The library hides browser vendor-prefixes and normalizes visibility events so you don’t have to manage cross-browser quirks yourself. On top of simple visibility detection, Visibility.js adds useful helpers such as a timer function that only runs when the page is visible. As a result, developers can write resource-conscious web apps that reduce CPU/bandwidth usage when the user isn’t actively viewing the page.
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