The medical transcription support system “AmiVoice Medical Conference” streamlines the preparation of verbatim transcripts at cancer consultation and support centers. Its offline standalone design reduces the risk of information leakage, while its high-accuracy speech recognition supports terminology specific to cancer consultations.
“AmiVoice Medical Conference” is being used at cancer consultation and support centers in designated cancer care collaborative base hospitals and other facilities nationwide to streamline the preparation of verbatim transcripts of consultations. Preparing verbatim transcripts is a significant time-consuming and labor-intensive task, and it has been noted that the work tends to take longer for less-experienced counselors.
The system is a standalone model that requires no internet connection and meets security standards for highly confidential consultation content. It is equipped with a speech recognition engine developed through joint research by the Cancer Consultation Policy Research Institute and the National Cancer Center to handle expressions specific to cancer consultations, potentially reducing the time and burden involved in preparing verbatim transcripts.
The system is expected to give counselors more time to review consultation content and consider support measures, with the aim of improving the efficiency of record-keeping and reducing workloads in medical settings.
Advanced Media,Inc. says it will continue providing solutions that use AI speech recognition to reduce workloads in medical settings and create an environment where staff can focus on essential tasks.