Healthcare

Transcription for clinicians

Clinicians dictating notes and documenting consultations.

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The problem

Documentation eats into consultation time and gets finished late at night.

  • Documentation gets finished late at night instead of during the day
  • Consultation time is split between the patient and the keyboard
  • Dictated notes wait days for an external typing service

What changes

Dictate and get structured text back, so notes are drafted while the consultation is still fresh.

  • Notes drafted from dictation, not typed
  • Documentation finished the same day
  • Medical vocabulary handled

What matters here

  • Clinical responsibility stays with you

    The transcript is a draft. Any clinical record must be reviewed and approved by the clinician.

  • Patient data

    EU hosting and a DPA. Check your own jurisdiction's rules before recording patients.

  • Dictation hardware

    Works with professional dictaphones — DSS, DS2, WAV, and MP3 all upload directly.

Healthcare: common questions

Is the output safe to put in a medical record?

Only after you review and approve it. The transcript is a draft; clinical responsibility for the record stays with the clinician. We are not a clinical documentation system.

Does it handle medical terminology?

Generally well, but verify drug names and dosages every time. A misheard number in a clinical note is a different category of error from a typo in a meeting summary.

What about patient data rules?

EU hosting under GDPR and a DPA are available. Whether you may record a given consultation is governed by your own jurisdiction and institution — check before you start.

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