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  • Recording systems designed for storage of speech (e.g., dictation), usually as digital signals, providing the capability for transcription and revision of the recorded information. These systems typically consist of a specialized personal computer, including a CPU (central processing unit), an operating system, controllers, dictation and transcription workstations, and interfaces with the hospital information system. Digital dictation systems are typically used by physicians and other healthcare staff to dictate medical reports and/or other patient information; most systems permit remote access of patient records (e.g., using a touchtone telephone) before, during, and/or after transcription, while some systems provide voice-mail capabilities. Digital dictation systems equipped with the appropriate software, particularly those with speech recognition capabilities, may be used to assist speech diagnosis and/or therapy.
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