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“The” international event in Healthcare Social Media, Mobile Apps, & Web 2.0
2015-06-04 - 2015-06-05    
All Day
What is Doctors 2.0™ & You? The fifth edition of the must-attend annual healthcare social media conference will take place in Paris;  it is the [...]
5th International Conference and Exhibition on Occupational Health & Safety
2015-06-06 - 2015-07-07    
All Day
Occupational Health 2016 welcomes attendees, presenters, and exhibitors from all over the world to Toronto, Canada. We are delighted to invite you all to attend [...]
National Healthcare Innovation Summit 2015
2015-06-15 - 2015-06-17    
All Day
The Leading Forum on Fast-Tracking Transformation to Achieve the Triple Aim Innovative leaders from across the health sector shared proven and real-world approaches, first-hand experiences [...]
Health IT Summit in Washington, DC
2015-06-16 - 2015-06-17    
All Day
The 2014 iHT2 Health IT Summit in Washington DC will bring together over 200 C-level, physician, practice management and IT decision-makers from North America's leading provider organizations and [...]
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Health IT Summit in Washington, DC
16 Jun 15
Washington DC
Articles

Feb 03: In Touch EMR and Its Voice Recognition Feature

healthcare tech

There are many myths about the use of voice recognition. In the mid-1990s clinicians began using voice recognition with their EMR systems, but they weren’t very accurate for medical records.

In Touch EMRSystems weren’t always able to distinguish from background noise and had difficulty with accents.

Voice recognition systems have come a long way since then and will save clinicians considerable time.

Built In Voice Recognition

The newest computers, devices and operating systems have voice recognition capabilities built in, and most people don’t even know it.

If the computer was built after 2011, voice recognition is built in whether it’s a PC or a Mac, and can be integrated with the In Touch EMR™ software.

Practitioners using an EMR with cloud computing are ready for In Touch EMR™.

One EMR, Multiple Devices

In Touch EMR™ can be used with an iPad, Android tablet, computer or laptop. In Touch EMR can be implemented on Windows, Apple and Android operating systems.

In the beginning, practitioners may feel uncomfortable or self-conscious using voice recognition capabilities.

Clinicians who have never used an EMR before may want to use a computer or laptop when they first begin using voice recognition.

Laptops and computers provide practitioners with the flexibility to type or use their voice when documenting patient records.

For clinicians who are familiar with EMR usage, have little background noise, and are in a semi-private setting, an iPad or other tablet makes sense.

Clinicians can combine voice recognition and typing for documentation.

Implementing In Touch EMR software on mobile devices means practitioners attain greater portability, but typing will be compromised due to smaller screen size.

Accelerated Productivity

Combining the use of voice recognition with In Touch EMR™ increases the speed at which patient documentation can be recorded for increased productivity.

Voice recognition dramatically decreases the time and cost associated with transcription and billing processes.In Touch EMR

In In Touch EMR, Practitioners can dictate notes, edit, make referrals, document the entire patient encounter, and monitor follow up measures simply by talking.

It’s much easier, faster and efficient to speak than write/type.

In Touch EMR™ provides the means for clinicians to work more efficiently and quickly complete claims for billing.

Voice recognition capabilities allow clinicians to streamline all the office processes, document faster and spend more time with patients.

In Touch EMR™ provides a powerful tool that integrates easily with virtually any system. Combined with voice recognition usage, it simplifies life, completes documentation in a fraction of the time, and allows practitioners to submit claims faster.

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