Generating medical documentation through voice input: the emergency room
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Generating medical documentation through voice input: the emergency room
Top Health Rec Manage.
1992 Mar.
Abstract
We look in one to three years to continuous speech recognition without sacrificing large vocabulary recognition or speaker independence. At that point we will lose some of the risk management value of structured reporting. But if the experience of emergency medicine is any indicator, it is clear that ASR is here to stay, and will increasingly become the gateway to the hospital information systems of the 90s.
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