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Tippy: easy dictation within mobile apps (Connect Care tips)
Connect Care (Epic) tips blog, a Canadian health system, 2020
Read the originalRead on October 16, 2026
- What it is
- A health system's internal Epic tips post, which explains that Dragon Medical One is the tool for dictating into a patient's chart on a desktop or tablet, while the Epic mobile apps Haiku and Canto also accept Dragon dictation into progress notes.
- How much weight it carries
- A local IT training tip from 2020, not vendor or Epic documentation. It shows how one organisation used the apps, so check current Epic and Microsoft documentation before relying on it for a specific version.
Facts taken from this source
- A health system's Epic tips say Dragon Medical One is the tool for dictating into a patient's chart on a desktop or tablet in Hyperspace.
“Dragon Medical One remains the app to use when dictating into a patient's chart on a desktop or tablet in Hyperspace.” (Post body)
- Epic's Haiku (smartphones) and Canto (iPads) apps support Nuance Dragon dictation directly into progress notes started in the mobile app.
“Haiku (smartphones) and Canto (iPads) support Nuance Dragon dictation directly into progress notes initiated in the mobile app.” (Post body)
Pages that rest on this source
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- Medical Dictation: Software, Devices and How It WorksGuide
- Professional Dictation Software for Specialist FieldsGuide
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- Is there a medical dictation app for iPhone and Android?Question
- What is the best medical dictation software?Question
- What is the difference between Dragon Medical One and Dragon NaturallySpeaking?Question
- Dragon Medical OneGlossary
- Dictation for Nurses, Therapists and Allied HealthGuide
- Can nurses use speech recognition for charting?Question
- Is there a Dragon dictation app for iPhone or Android?Question