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V 2.4 has a bug. Wait for next version.
Latest revision is great (1.13): I can dictate easily from my iPhone; synchronized to our schedule program so a complete list of patients comes up each day, reasonably easy to both edit my dictations on the iPhone and to add our teaching attestation templates.
The good: I like being able to do my dictations with my phone or iPad. I like the piecemeal uploading of each file, and the visual feedback that you get when the dictation is done or uploaded. The bad: The iPad app layout is poor. There is a ton of wasted space at the bottom of the screen. The slider bar, hold button, "upload" button, and Record and Stop buttons are too close together, resulting in frequent mis-hits. Suggestion: utilize the full screen of the iPad and make LARGE areas of the screen for starting or stopping dictation The app crashes frequently when moving between days on the schedule. If using the iPhone AND iPad apps, would be nice if the dictations sync'd between them, so you don't inadvertantly dictate the same patient on both devices. The ability to use a bluetooth headset with this app would be cool, but likely it's an Apple limitation, not EMDAT's fault.
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eScription One allows authorized clinicians to create and manage high quality documentation for an EMR with minimal time and effort. Clinicians dictat...