BayScribe is a Transcriptionists dream.
BayScribe was built to accommodate Transcriptionists, with thousands of Transcriptionists around the world using the system daily – from any PC with an internet connection. Transcriptionists are generally 10-20% more productive on BayScribe than other systems because the web-forms allow them to quickly type the report data with the formatting handled by the system post-process. Frankly, the more complicated the forms, the more efficient BayScribe will make the MT.
Add dynamic tables with 'canned' text to ensure proper formatting and regulatory compliance. Pre-populate section titles and easily drop in 'normals' or 'macros'.
In addition, there is no need for their hands to leave the keyboard at anytime as audio is listened to over the internet, securely. BayScribe is easy-to-use and requires minimal training and because it operates in a browser, all that is needed is a USB foot-pedal and a headset. If you have upgraded to Microsoft Vista, rest assured that BayScribe will work fine.
If you want to automate the transcription process, BayScribe can be configured to retrieve customer information, such as ADT, from other systems on your network and automatically insert this data into fields in the report template to simplify report data entry. Upon submitting the report, the document is merged into a preset RTF template eliminating the need for any word processing software on the transcriptionist's computer.
BayScribe is, without a doubt, the best platform I have ever used for dictation, transcription, and document management in the 30 years I’ve been in this industry. That was my opinion the very first day I started using it in 2003. That remains my opinion today. As an MTSO owner, it is now the only platform I will ever use. Administrators love it, physicians love it, transcriptionists love it.
In the 5 years that we’ve been using BayScribe, we’ve never lost a dictation, and I’m quite certain I can’t say that about any other system I’ve used.
Donna Heusner | CEO | Full Circle Transcription