Tuesday, March 21 | EHR Solutions and Operations

The Power of Voice

By Netsmart

Voice technology has become part of our everyday lives – on our phones, tablets and even in our cars. The convenience it provides makes a task much easier. It is no surprise that this technology is frequently used in healthcare with electronic health record (EHR) documentation, but we take it to the next level with clinical documentation.

Speech recognition is shaping the EHR landscape by giving healthcare professionals a choice in clinical documentation. Enter M*Modal, a front-end speech recognition solution. By integrating with all Netsmart CareRecords, it works from any location for faster and better documentation. This can save clinicians, physicians, nurses and other users in the organization time and money.

Here are some fun facts about the power of speech recognition technology:

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