MobiHealth News December 2, 2019
Laura Lovett

The new HIPAA-compliant tool will be able to capture physician dictation or doctor-patient conversations.

Amazon Web Services is tapping into its voice technology once again with the launch of the Amazon Transcribe Medical, an automated speech recognition service that will let developers add medical diction and documentation to their apps.

The streaming API tool is designed to cater to medical and pharmacological terms, thereby allowing doctors, clinicians and researchers to dictate into it. It also has a natural speech feature, which can transcribe a doctor-patient visit.

The new feature is an add-on to Amazon Transcribe, which was included on the list of AWS’ HIPAA-eligible services in November of 2018.

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Topics: Cloud, EMR / EHR, Govt Agencies, Health IT, HIPAA, Physician, Provider, Technology, Voice Assistant
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