Dragon Medical One works great on Mac environments when installed on a virtual Windows Server where Genie is installed.
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So Shane, yes, you are completely correct in that Dragon Medical One is not officially supported on Mac.Īs part of the screening of DMO our Customer Service teams tested numerous installation configurations for Mac and Windows setups. It will be interesting to see how that goes. They have been using this in the US for about 18 months and he says we usually get the technology about three years later. I spoke to a sales guy a few days ago at the company you suggested and he told me the Dragon model is heading towards transcribing an entire consultation to the point of recognising the different voices. I'm very interested to hear from others who have used Dragon (and other alternatives) and the tips, tricks and work-arounds they've come up with.
That seems like it would be a very simple functionality for them to add. Thanks Adobe for coming up with that money-printing concept!Īnother limitation is that you can't record dictations, say when seeing patients in a private hospital and then upload them when back in the rooms to have them converted to text.
Unlike previous versions that were a one-off purchase we now have to pay every year. It is also an annual subscription model now and there is no pro rata option so if a doctor goes on long service leave or maternity leave you still have to pay for the whole year. Strictly Windows only now, which is really frustrating. Unfortunately Nuance (makers of Dragon) have completely pulled the pin on Apple devices. I think it looks like a good product, but there are some limitations that worry me.
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