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April 2007 MTIA PRESENTATION ON TRANSCRIPTIONIST TRAINING The Medical Transcription Industry Association (MTIA) held its 18th annual conference on April 19-21, 2007 in Jacksonville, Florida. Lee Stephen, programmer, was a featured speaker at the Vendor Showcase, and talked on "Training the Transcriptionist of the Future." He spoke on training transcriptionists to use server-based speech recognition and appropriate medical terminology and style. He described multiple ways in which SpeechMax™ can be used to create customized transcriptionist training files, including use of "speech censor" feature to delete confidential audio and text PHI (patient health information) to create sanitized training material. He met with transcriptionists, transcription service organizations, and others at the company booth and association functions. For those of you who missed the presentation, or would like further information on company products, you can review the pre-meeting eBlast, or email lstephen@customspeechusa.com. SPEECHMAX™ DOCUMENT PROTECTION SpeechMax™ now supports lock/unlock of session files to prevent unauthorized editing. It may be used with session files created using Dragon, IBM, and Windows Vista speech engines, AT&T Natural Voices, NeoSpeech VoiceText, and other third party applications You can make the passkey available to the next user to unlock the file. You can also distribute protected documents, reports, and other session files to other users for display with a FREE reader/viewer/player "read-only" version that supports viewing the files in "locked" mode only. Lock/unlock is available with full version, as well as the limited My AV Notebook™ editor for creation of multimedia presentations for work, home, or personal use, e.g., lectures, sales presentations, oral histories, electronic scrapbooks, audio books, or other audiovisual content. Screen shot shows session file representing audio-linked text for a medical report and nondictated headers and footers. A report such as this could be created with speech recognition using Talking Form™ "fill-in-the-blank" form. In the example, a medical transcriptionist has completed edit of the server-based speech recognition, and is creating a passkey to lock the file before sending for approval by the dictating physician. The transcriptionist could optionally notify the physician of the passkey so that he/she could unlock and edit. Click here to view. To resize the image in Internet Explorer, hover the cursor over the image and click resize button if automatic resize feature is enabled.
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"Speech and imaging solutions supplier Nuance Communications continues the
acquisition tidal wave that began with its purchase of Lernout & Hauspie in
2001. The latest round of buy-outs has found Nuance acquiring BeVocal,
a self-service customer care solutions provider targeted at the mobile
communications market, for approximately $140 million." Speech
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