News and journalism
Dictaphone PowerScribe from Nuance tops 1,000 customers
Speech Technology Magazine, 2007
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- What it is
- A 2007 trade news item, based on a Nuance announcement, reporting that Yale-New Haven Hospital's 118-member radiology department would use PowerScribe, and how PowerScribe would connect to its RIS and PACS.
- How much weight it carries
- Dated 2007 and based on a vendor press release, so it shows how PowerScribe was integrated at one hospital, not how current versions work. Use it for the pattern of integration only.
Facts taken from this source
- Yale-New Haven Hospital's 118-member radiology department planned to use PowerScribe to cut turnaround for more than 365,000 reports a year.
“reduce turnaround time for the more than 365,000 reports it processes annually” (Article body)
- The 2007 PowerScribe deployment at Yale-New Haven was planned to integrate with the hospital's Radiology Information System and Picture Archiving and Communications System, giving direct access from within the PACS.
“PowerScribe will integrate with Yale-New Haven's Radiology Information System (RIS) from GE Medical and Picture Archiving and Communications System (PACS) software from FUJIFILM Medical Systems” (Article body)