Give Dragon Medical One dictation a try

Follow the quick steps below to dictate to your desktop (dictation functionality is not available to mobile visitors):

Here's your chance to give it a go!

Dragon Medical One pairs seamlessly with the included PowerMic Mobile app to ensure the highest level of dictation accuracy. So while your own implementation of Dragon Medical One will ultimately be faster and more accurate (this demo accesses your laptop's internal microphone which may not provide optimal audio), the exercise below will still give you a sense for the ease of use and expert recognition of medical terminology. Please do not dictate PHI as this data will not be protected in the same way as Dragon Medical One. Refer to Nuance privacy policies.

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Click 'Allow access to the microphone' button.
If using a built-in microphone, sit directly in front of your computer for best results.

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Click the microphone icon to green and begin dictating.
Dictate punctuation, by saying ‘comma’ or ‘period,’ as auto‑punctuation is not enabled.*

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You can begin dictating now.
Below are some dictation and editing examples, but feel free to use your own scenarios. Click the microphone icon to switch it off.

(Note: Third‑party cookies are needed for speech recognition to work; make sure that third‑party cookies are enabled in your browser.)

*Auto-punctuation is available for Dragon Medical One versions 2021.4 and up

Stumped? Try dictating something like this:

‘A 56-year-old female with a history of hypertension and diabetes presents complaining of urinary frequency, urgency, and dysuria along with hematuria and a low-grade fever. The patient has some mild nausea but denies vomiting. The patient denies cough, shortness of breath, or other complaints.’

Now give editing a try:

Say, ‘Select hypertension.’ Now say, ‘hypoglycemia.’ And just like that, your documentation has been updated.