Vendor page
Speech Recognition Technology (eClinicalWorks)
eClinicalWorks, 2024
Read the originalRead on October 17, 2026
- What it is
- The eClinicalWorks product page for speech recognition. It describes eClinicalWorks Scribe, used alongside voice-recognition software for dictation, and Sunoh ambient listening, which the page says is fully integrated within eClinicalWorks. The page carries a 5 January 2024 date in its metadata.
- How much weight it carries
- The vendor's own description of its products, so it shows what eClinicalWorks says it offers, not how well the tools perform. It names no dictation engine of its own and does not say which third-party dictation products it supports.
Facts taken from this source
- eClinicalWorks says its Scribe tool helps physicians save minutes per patient encounter when it is used with voice-recognition software for dictation.
“When used with voice-recognition software for dictation, eClinicalWorks Scribe helps physicians save minutes on every patient encounter without sacrificing accuracy” (Speech recognition product text)
- eClinicalWorks says Sunoh, its ambient listening product, is fully integrated within the eClinicalWorks record.
“Sunoh is fully integrated within eClinicalWorks” (Speech recognition product text, after the Sunoh.ai description)