EMR Software and Dragon NaturallySpeaking are being utilized together in more practices and by more physicians every year. In light of that fact I would like to invite any forum members, lurkers, or passers by to come register and join the KnowBrainer Speech Recognition Forum http://www.knowbrainer.com/PubForum/index.cfm?page=viewForumCategory&categoryId=2 to learn about all the nuts and bolts of Medical Voice recognition. If you are interested in Medical speech recognition this is THE forum to either get the most accuracy and productivity out of your current system or do research to decide whether you might be interested in getting started with a new one.

We have well over several thousand members including quite a few Doctors that ask questions and share information on a daily basis. There are a number of devoted senior members that have been using NaturallySpeaking since the birth of the product so no question ever goes unanswered. There is no way to put a value on free tech support.

We also receive by far more traffic than any other speech recognition forum and our forum is usually the place where new speech recognition technologies and hardware advancements are announced.

We have added three additional sub forums to the list on the front page. They are the Vista Speech forum moderated by Rob Chambers [MSFT] and the EMR/Medical Speech Recognition forum moderated by the creator of TexTALK EMR software and owner of Alma Information Systems. The Last is the Computer Issues / Recommendations forum moderated by Chuck Runquist
(Former Dragon NaturallySpeaking SDK & Senior Technical Solutions PM for DNS).

Samson Stage 5 Wireless Microphone With DNS Review

We've just completed Phase 3 testing of the new Samson Stage 5 wireless microphone http://www.knowbrainer.com/ShopOnline/in...hone-system.cfm and you can read our complete review by clicking Samson Stage 5 Review http://www.knowbrainer.com/downloads/Samson_Stage_5_Review.pdf but the short version is that the new Samson Stage 5 wireless VHF microphone combo includes both a lapel microphone and a headset microphone, costs $105 and is as accurate as our best (starting at $115) theBoom “O” and $145 Sennheiser ME3 wired microphones which cost more and are not wireless. The Stage 5 even includes a three-year warranty. With the exception of end users who require extreme portability, we can’t imagine why anyone would want to pay extra for a wired microphone with a one or two-year warranty. Now everyone can afford to cut the cord!


KnowBrainer, Inc. Support Staff – Tom Hamilton
A Nuance Gold Certified Endorsed Vendor
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