Objective The study sought to review recent literature regarding use of speech recognition
(SR) technology for clinical documentation and to understand the impact of SR on document …

Medical records are a critical component of a patient's treatment. However, documentation of
patient-related information is considered a secondary activity in the provision of healthcare …

The increasing demand for the remote monitoring of patients combined with the promising
potential of cloud computing has enabled the design and development of a number of cloud …

This article defines e-collaboration and provides a historical glimpse at how and when
ecollaboration emerged. The discussion suggests that the emergence of e-collaboration had …

The diversion of a driver's attention from driving can be catastrophic. Given that conventional
button-and touch-based interfaces may distract the driver, developing novel distraction-free …

The factors influencing people's food decisions, such as one's mood and eating
environment, are important information to foster self-reflection and to develop personalized …

Abstract Background and Aim Nursing reports are necessary for clinical communication and
provide an accurate reflection of nursing assessments, care provided, changes in clinical …

This study utilizes qualitative and quantitative methods to measure the adoption of speech
recognition (SR) and its impact ON provider satisfaction, documentation quality, efficiency …

Background/Aims Medical documentation is an important and unavoidable part of a health
professional's working day. However, the time required for medical documentation is often …

There are few reports of institutional use of voice recognition technology in clinical practice.
We describe our experience with voice recognition–integrated synoptic-like dictation …