Ambient AI for independent cardiology groups: Bringing DeepScribe to CardioOne practices

As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, the use of voice recognition software is becoming increasingly important. One of the most exciting advancements in this area is the coupling of voice recognition technology with more robust AI systems, allowing clinicians to capture patient visits in real-time and automate their documentation.

Medical bias based on race, ethnicity, gender and gender expression, sexuality, socioeconomic status, etc. reflects the worst in the medical community.

HITECH and Meaningful Use resulted in physicians spending more time as data clerks, and less time delivering actual care. And thus, the medical scribe industry was born.

When it comes to the cost of medical transcription services, we can’t think of just dollar signs. We have to simultaneously consider: Money and Time.

Most of us use voice recognition everyday when we talk to Siri, Alexa, or a Google Assistant. But what about voice recognition software in healthcare? Its applications and potential are becoming brighter by the day, and it's becoming tclear that advanced voice recognition software, when coupled with AI, has real potential to shake up how our care providers document patient encounters and interact with their EHRs.

In an effort to improve Covid-19 safety measures and decrease physical interaction, physicians have begun to search for alternative solutions like remote scribes.