Dragon for social services documentation solutions

 

Manage case work anywhere—simply by speaking

Faster, more flexible voice documentation means more quality time serving children, youth and families.

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An easier way to complete case information

With high caseloads a reality for our social workers, it has never been more important to be able to create detailed and accurate documentation with speed and efficiency, both in the office and out in-the-field.

With Dragon speech recognition in the cloud, case workers can work better, faster and smarter, all by voice.

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Slaying the documentation bottleneck for social workers

Slaying the documentation bottleneck for social workers

In this whitepaper, we examine the impact of documentation on client outcomes, the potential for non-compliant and incomplete records and the delays in capturing information while out in the field.
We take a closer look at the advantages both speech recognition and the cloud can provide the social services sector and how they can help create a better work-life balance for our social workers.

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Benefits

Work better, faster and smarter

With the Dragon speech recognition, create high‑quality documents, fill out form-based reports, or complete case files and other paperwork 3x faster than typing and with 99% accuracy, simply by speaking.

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Improve enterprise mobility

Improve documentation and reporting for your mobile workforce

Enable your employees to maximise their time away from the office and be productive no matter where business takes them. Employees can dictate documents and complete other paperwork using their phone, PC, or using a microphone or mobile device. Nuance Winscribe Dictation then lets them easily share and send their work to the office, an outsourced transcription provider or to the Dragon Speech Recognition engine for transcription.

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