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Speech recognition demonstrates fewer errors than transcribed reports
Health Imaging News, December 18, 2007
One of the objections to the implementation of speech recognition software in a radiology practice is that it generates more errors than traditional transcription methods, but new research disputes this claim. According to a scientific presentation at the 93rd scientific assembly and annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, transcribed reports show higher error rates than automated speech recognition applications.
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