Preview an upcoming Dragon Copilot enhancement that aligns AI-generated diagnoses with Epic visit diagnoses to improve documentation accuracy, consistency, and clinical note quality for physicians.
Microsoft Dragon® Copilot 3.6 introduces important updates for healthcare organizations looking to improve documentation workflows, reduce after-hours charting, and support clinicians across desktop, mobile, and Epic-connected environments.
Explore what’s coming in Dragon Copilot 3.6, including multilingual note generation, longer ambient recording, Epic SSO, clinical letters, and workflow updates.
Speech recognition in healthcare has come a long way. What started as simple dictation software has evolved into intelligent systems that understand context, automate documentation, and support clinical workflows in real time. If you’ve used Dragon products over the years, you’ve seen this transformation firsthand. And if you’re new to the ecosystem, understanding this evolution…
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In the world of professional productivity, few tools promise as much “found time” as Dragon speech recognition. On paper, the math is simple: humans speak at roughly 120–150 words per minute but type at an average of 40.
In the modern exam room, there is an invisible wall standing between the clinician and the patient: the computer keyboard. For years, healthcare providers have been forced to trade eye contact for data entry, leading to longer workdays and the dreaded “pajama time” – those late-night hours spent finishing charts at the kitchen table. But the industry is shifting. At The Dragon People, we are seeing a definitive move away from traditional typing toward Dragon Medical One.