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How Voice/speach recognition technology (SRT) is going to affect medical transcription in the future?

19:43, Posted by Usman Kokab, No Comment

Future of Medical Transcription/Trancriptionists


For over a decade, voice recognition companies has been working to improve their softwares for MT purposes and now Naunce Dragon has introduced a powerful software other than before that is "Naunce Naturally Speaking Medical 10 software".  According to the company, it provides 90-95% accuracy.  There are also other companies that are providing such softwares, e.g. M*Model, etc.

A lot of physicians tried this software when it was launched.   The physicians thought that it was great, at first, but when they has to train the software to their voices, and has to go back to correct the many mistakes the software would create on the report; they realized that they were losing time and money, as there was also need to review or QA the files.....that would not be feasible those doctors who do not invest more time after dictations.   Most of them came back to use the medical transcriptionist.
  
And the remaining physicians, who are continuing to use the SRT (Speech Recognition Technology also known as Voice Recognition) are still having medical transcriptionists to edit and QA the reports, or they themselves have to edit or review it to ensure accuracy.
In fact, it will be more easy and beneficial to the MTs, who will do editing and QA the SRT/VR report, as they will not have to transcribe the dictations, just to edit or QA/QC the files.
In SRT/VR methods, physicians will need an “extra set of eyes” same as QCs/QAs to edit or review the patient report and make sure it is accurate.


As you all know, MTs are the best having "extra set of eyes" because of their experience and daily routines.


The EMR will allow information to all the physicians to look at. If a patient's report has inaccurate information in it, then it is possible the next physician would make a wrong decision for that patient based on the report created by SRT/VR.
So, you can easily find that it is very important to have MTs/QAs editing and reviewing medical reports for perfect accuracy.  



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