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Live Dictation view (Raw dictation)
Mehul Akhouri
“Dictation feature should output the words live or in frequent chunks. Helps keep train of thought and allows for seeing errors in real time so you can say things like “scratch that” and it can get removed”
Maybe a Raw Vs Refined view of dictation (Pre and post AI running over dictation)
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Stephen Queen
I agree, we should be able to edit the transcript to correct the errors which happen.
I also agree with Josh:
[A verbatim word for word transcript of the consultation separated into "Doctor" and "Patient" in a conversation style, if there are more participants, label these as "Participant 2" "Participant 3" as required]
I think Josh has nailed it here, this is what I imagined the transcription would look like. It would be way easier to find a locate issues.
The only thing I would add is the ability to have Time added to the Person when speaking.
For counselling students this would be helpful, as they often have to transcribe sessions as part of their training and submit them for marking.
It would also be great for creating case studies and training guides.
Amanda De cesare
The only time I used it I found that it didnt work due to internet issues so I typically use dictation feature and this almost always works well.
Dr. Mo Ismail from Heidi
Just checking in to see how you're all finding the transcript tab currently. We're close to beginning to develop a more sophisticated version of the transcript. I recognise it is currently a lump of unrefined text in a single paragraph. The more feedback you can offer me here (additional to existing comments), the better!
Josh Mackay
Dr. Mo Ismail from Heidi It seems like a great start, I liked the output from my custom template to fit this requirement:
[A verbatim word for word transcript of the consultation separated into "Doctor" and "Patient" in a conversation style, if there are more participants, label these as "Participant 2" "Participant 3" as required]
This outputs very much a script like structure of what was heard which is great.
I look forward to having something similar to that as a default tab available in Heidi.
Roger Pollock, MSW, LICSW
Dr. Mo Ismail from HeidiI
Though it is cumbersome, it is helpful to see why particular phrases, names, data, etc. were generated in the subsequent text. Though it appears there is of little else this offers, I can say I look forward to seeing the upcoming developments.
Matthew Roberts
Dr. Mo Ismail from Heidi It's definitely better than not have any transcript, but I don't find it too helpful. It's interesting to read through it and see what Heidi was working with - gives me better insight into how it works. I would love to see 1) real-time transcripts so that I can remind myself of important details instead of saying "sorry I know I asked this already - did you say you have a cough?" 2) separating into doctor and patient dialogues 3) signposting headings - e.g. history, exam, etc.
Matthew Roberts
As an example I recorded a dialogue with Heidi, then pasted it into ChatGPT with this prompt: "Organize this dialogue between a doctor and a patient into sections, with useful headings: "Hi, doctor. How are you doing? Oh, I'm doing fine. How are you? I'm doing okay, but I have this pain in my right hip. How long has that been going on for? About 6 months. Really? Where is the pain? Oh, it's kind of on the side of my hip here. Oh, does anything make it better or worse? Yeah. It's worse if I sleep on my side. Okay. Let me do an exam. Just hop off on the exam table here. Okay. I can see you have normal hip flexion. No pain with that. No, doctor. No pain at all. And when I do the Faber test, you have pain? No, doctor. No pain. And with internal doctor. Oh, that hurts so much, doctor. Oh, I see. Thank you. Can get off the exam table now. Think you have greater trochanteric pain syndrome. We'll send you for an ultrasound to evaluate this. We may choose to treat it with steroid injections into the trochanteric bursa. Do you have any questions? No, doctor. Thank you very much. Have a wonderful day."
This was the output:
## Greeting and Initial Inquiry
Patient:
Hi, doctor. How are you doing? Doctor:
Oh, I'm doing fine. How are you?## Presenting the Problem
Patient:
I'm doing okay, but I have this pain in my right hip. Doctor:
How long has that been going on for? Patient:
About 6 months. Doctor:
Really? Where is the pain? Patient:
Oh, it's kind of on the side of my hip here. Doctor:
Oh, does anything make it better or worse? Patient:
Yeah. It's worse if I sleep on my side.## Physical Examination
Doctor:
Okay. Let me do an exam. Just hop off on the exam table here. Doctor:
Okay. I can see you have normal hip flexion. No pain with that. Patient:
No, doctor. No pain at all. Doctor:
And when I do the Faber test, you have pain? Patient:
No, doctor. No pain. Doctor:
And with internal rotation? Patient:
Oh, that hurts so much, doctor. Doctor:
Oh, I see. Thank you. Can get off the exam table now.## Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
Doctor:
I think you have greater trochanteric pain syndrome. We'll send you for an ultrasound to evaluate this. We may choose to treat it with steroid injections into the trochanteric bursa. Do you have any questions? Patient:
No, doctor. Thank you very much.## Conclusion
Doctor:
Have a wonderful day.Load More
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