Digitale Spracherkennung in der Dermatologie

Thumann, Peter; Topf, S.; Feser, Alexandra; Erfurt, C.; Mahler, Vera

doi:10.1007/s00105-007-1450-6

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“…So stellen Dokumentationsaufgaben mindestens 44 % der ärztlichen Tätigkeit dar [ 19 ]. Dieser Ressourcenverlust kann deutlich limitiert und der Einsatz der bestehenden Arbeitskräfte optimiert werden, sei es durch digitale Spracherkennung [ 36 ] oder zur Akzeleration von Dokumentation und Dokumentversand.…”

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Ökonomische Aspekte der Digitalisierung in Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie

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Ökonomische Aspekte der Digitalisierung in Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie

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Die Digitalisierung des gesprochenen Wortes

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Digitale Transformation Von Dienstleistungen Im Gesundheitswesen II

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Arztbriefschreibung in der Dermatologie im Rahmen eines elektronischen Patientendatenmanagements

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The insertion of all patient details in one clinical information system (CIS) provides an enormous potential to rationalize and accelerate the administrative procedures in primary patient care. A successful data management system has to record not only the entire spectrum of the patient's medical data, but also the patient's personal data like name, address, date of birth, as well as names and addresses of other involved physicians. In addition, all aspects of the database gathered from varying sources must be compatible. The program has to be user-friendly enough that many different workers with varying backgrounds can effectively employ it. We investigated the effective saving of time in preparing a patient's discharge report based on conventional dictation using the clinical information system (Soarian) compared to a conventional, isolated word-processing program (Word). Existing potentials and limitations concerning the use of the CIS are presented. The objective analysis of measured processing times demonstrated a reduction for the typist, but no benefit for the physician dictating the discharge report. In the subjective perception of all users, the processing time appeared to have increased due to awkward editing and navigation functions. Improvements are required to increase the acceptance of the program by the users.

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Digitale Spracherkennung in der Dermatologie

Abstract: Digital Speech recognition in dermatology has advantages compared to ordinary dictation, if the dictating person is trained with the software and it is implemented in a digital patient documentation system.

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Ökonomische Aspekte der Digitalisierung in Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie

Ökonomische Aspekte der Digitalisierung in Orthopädie und Unfallchirurgie

Die Digitalisierung des gesprochenen Wortes

Arztbriefschreibung in der Dermatologie im Rahmen eines elektronischen Patientendatenmanagements

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