PowerScribe One

Overview

Innovation by design

Streamline and automate reporting workflow. Support increased accuracy by auto-populating reports, reducing errors, and minimizing redundancy.
Intelligently share discrete data across the enterprise between systems, users, and platforms.
Automated guidance and quality checks help drive evidence-based clinical decisions and support MIPS initiatives.
Optimize workflow with easier deployment, more timely updates, and access to innovations.

Features

Countless capabilities, all included and designed for you

Smart impression

Automatically generate a draft impression and recommendation in your own voice using AI.

Quality check

See automated, in‑line alerts for sex and laterality mismatches and possible critical findings.

Smart assist

View real‑time checklist of alerts and notifications without distracting pop‑ups.

Cloud speech

Improve accuracy, eliminate profile training and management, and simplify remote access.

AI findings

Deliver more content-rich reports with integrated AI services and real-time clinical intelligence.

EMR follow-up

Automate delivery of follow-up recommendations to EMR and other systems.

Clinical guidance

Incorporate real-time, in-workflow decision support based on report context.

Heads up display

Keep your eye on images with a translucent, movable window that displays key information.

Ambient mode

Automatically turn free‑form dictation into organized, structured reports.

Integrate AI services through
Precision Imaging Network

Seamlessly integrate AI services directly into the radiology workflow to help reduce repetitive tasks and deliver clinical insights.
Enable radiologists to detect diseases earlier and faster, streamline care coordination, and support positive patient outcomes.

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CUSTOMER STORIES

What customers are saying

"The [Smart Impression] solution is available to everybody, and the majority of those that use it think that it makes them more efficient. It also helps them not to forget things [in the impression]."

Jay Janusz Kikut , MD, Clinical Professor of Radiology Vice Chair of Radiology Informatics The University of Vermont Medical Center