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Posted By: Desire on 2008-09-25
In Reply to: it a QA person missed it, that's who will be blamed - moon1010

Here is a big problem with speech recognition, while editing a speech recognition report you are reading and listening at the same time; when you do this, you will at times hear whatever is typed even if in fact it is not correct, thus making a mistake such as Hytrin versus Vytorin. This is a big flaw in speech recognition and, from my research and interviews with physicians, one of the biggest reasons why some physicians will not use speech recognition.

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error in med given - sm
- Meds are not given based on transcribed reports - sm
- The thing is, speech recognition is only - jm
- Either way.......that should have been questioned by - an RN before given................sm
  - So, when the poop hits the fan..sm - Bayou MT
    - it a QA person missed it, that's who will be blamed - moon1010
      - SR - Desire
      - Moon - mt
        Exactly! If a report goes through QA...SM - Bayou MT
        not at the company I work for - moon1010
        I guess maybe it depends on who you work for... - moon1010
        Moon - mt
        Where I work, anything that is QA'd - see message

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