Introduction of digital speech recognition.
The goal is the transition from manual keyboard entries to digital speech recognition throughout the hospital.
The digital speech recognition must ensure a connection to the HIS, ORBIS, in order to guarantee a clear assignment to the respective patient.
As before, it should be possible to transfer parameterized documentation on diagnoses, functional diagnostics, findings, etc. from the doctor's letters / findings in ORBIS. It is sufficient if the type, scope and destination of the data transfer in the digital speech recognition are indicated.
The digital speech recognition software should meet all of the must-have criteria of the KHZG:
1. In the case of voice input and recording, the context is understood and classified.
2. Accents are understood and recorded during voice input.
3. Entries can be integrated into the patient file (hospital file).
4. Individual language profiles can be created.
5. It is possible for the hospital staff to store cleared speech inputs as structured documentation entries in the electronic patient record, and this as independent of time and location as possible.
6. Employees can use digital operating options (gesture recognition, voice control, touch control, etc.) to navigate through the respective documentation templates.
The fulfillment of the optional criteria is desirable, but not absolutely necessary.
1. Automated processing of acquitted texts using natural language processing approaches is possible with the speech recognition software
2. Recording, recognition, further processing and evaluation of analog documents in paper form using automatic text recognition is possible with the speech recognition software
It is planned to gradually implement digital speech recognition in all clinical facilities by the end of the third quarter of 2021 and to have implemented the termination of the typing services in the facilities through the technical infrastructure created by then.
The aim is to fully implement digital speech recognition by September 30, 2021.