Healthcare devices · In the consultation room

On-device transcription

Speech is turned into text on the device, with no audio sent to a server.

  • Desktop
  • Tablet
  • Works offline
Desktop assistantOn this device · no internet needed

Transcribe the last ten minutes.

Done. 1,240 words, with speaker labels. Nothing was uploaded.

Label the speakers as clinician and patient.

Done. Each line is now labelled clinician or patient. Please check the labels.

Delete the recording but keep the text.

The audio is deleted from this device. The transcript is kept for your review.

Example conversation

The problem

Clinicians spend a large part of the day typing notes instead of looking at the patient. Cloud transcription sends conversations off the premises, which many organisations can’t allow. Rooms with poor connectivity make cloud tools unreliable anyway.

Who uses it

Doctors, nurses and therapists in consultation rooms, on the room PC or a tablet. Your clinical informatics team sets it up.

What you train it on

  • Clinical vocabulary lists
  • Drug and device names
  • Your note templates

How it works on the device

  1. 1

    Speech model on the device

    A transcription model runs on the room PC or tablet, so audio is processed where it is spoken.

  2. 2

    Your vocabulary

    It is tuned on your terminology, drug names and abbreviations so the text needs fewer corrections.

  3. 3

    The clinician stays in control

    The transcript appears for the clinician to read, edit and keep or discard.

Why it runs on the device

  • Audio never leaves the room

    No recording or transcript is sent to a server.

  • Works without a connection

    Rooms with weak signal are no problem.

  • More time with the patient

    Less typing during and after the consultation.

Questions

All use cases

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