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As with other sophisticated voice recognition systems, the software is designed to learn the nuances of the user’s voice and vocabulary, becoming increasingly accurate with ongoing usage. However, to help the system rapidly build a vocabulary relevant to the user, MedSpeech can also import and analyse a selection of documents, such as previously typed letters. Unlike other voice recognition solutions requiring users to undertake a prolonged period of training, MedSpeech has the user dictate just five minutes worth of prescribed text. At this stage the letter can be cued within Genie for a final review by the doctor, printed or sent electronically. These visual and audio representations of the dictation are synchronised by the software, allowing the user to skip to the relevant part of the voice recording by simply placing their cursor next to any word that needs to be corrected.įollowing review, the dictation text is imported into the appropriate part of the Genie letter template. During the correction process, the MedSpeech software makes both the original speech recording and the interpreted text available to the reviewer. Templates can be both opened and populated entirely using speech commands, making this a very efficient way to generate letters, particularly for specialists that routinely perform and report on a limited number of procedure types.Ĭorrections can be made by the doctor during the dictation process if required, or optionally, any errors can be left for a practice staff member to rectify. As is the case with typed letters, patient demographic details are already present in the Genie letter template, negating the need for this information to be dictated.ĭoctors can dictate their letters starting from a blank page, or can create highly structured dictation ‘Autotext’ templates and recall these as required. This launches the MedSpeech dictation window, allowing the doctor to construct the body of the letter using their voice alone. To commence dictating a letter, the doctor simply opens Genie’s standard letter-writing screen and clicks a ‘MedSpeech’ button.
MedSpeech utilises the SpeechMagic engine, which was originally developed by Philips but later purchased by Nuance, who also retail the consumer-oriented Dragon range of voice recognition products. The integrated solution was officially launched in mid-October with the release of Genie version 7.7.1 following six months of development and beta testing. Genie Solutions has upgraded its flagship GP and Specialist practice software, Genie, giving users the option to interface their software with the MedSpeech voice recognition system.
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