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Virtual Scribe glossary

Terms used in Virtual Scribe and its documentation.

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Terms used in Virtual Scribe and its documentation.

TermMeaning
Dragon Medical OneNuance's cloud speech recognition service for clinical documentation, used to dictate into the EHR and other applications.
Ambient documentationA separately licensed capability that drafts a note from the visit conversation for the clinician to review, edit and sign.
Speech profileA clinician's personal recognition settings and learned words, held in the cloud so they follow the clinician between workstations.
Auto-textA block of standard text inserted by a spoken command. Shared auto-texts are approved by your documentation lead; personal ones belong to the clinician.
Specialty vocabularyThe medical word list Dragon uses for a department, with approved local terms added by Moraph.
Configuration baselineThe approved record of how Dragon is set up for your organization, against which every change is made and reviewed.
Licence groupA set of Dragon licences assigned and reported by department.
Consent and use rulesYour privacy officer's rules for when ambient capture may be used, how patients are told and how agreement is recorded.
Second-line supportProblems that your service desk passes to Moraph's speech platform engineers because they need platform configuration or vendor contact.

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