The Amazon Alexa and Google Home Virtual voice assistants have become suddenly popular among consumers wishing to k**w the weather, to set cooking timers, and to ask facts about the world. In medicine this capability may be more than a simple convenience, potentially helping to conduct physical exams, helping with documentation and looking up medical records, as well as pacing and directing various medical procedures.آ*Nuance Communicationsآ*has been in the business of voice recognition and hands-free clinical documentation for years, and they’ve been developing Florence, a Voice-Driven Virtual Assistant meant for the clinical space.
Today at **on, Eastern Time, we’re hosting a hangout withآ*Jonathon Dreyer, Director of Cloud and Mobile Solutions Marketing at Nuance, who will be showing off Florence and its capabilities.
Please join us on this very page at **on when we’ll be starting the discussion.
02-24-2017, 07:23 PM
Nuance Shows Off Florence Voice-Driven Virtual Assistant for Physicians
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