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| APPLICATIONS FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS |
INDEPENDENT MEDICAL EXAM
Below is a paragraph from an IME completed by an orthopedist using Dragon. Everything in [brackets]n font is a Dragon
variable which can be changed, deleted, expanded upon, or left untouched. The user skips from variable to variable, changing
each one (or not) as needed - a process made speedy by use of the Philips SpeechMike or the Dictaphone PowerMic II. Thus,
“he did not go to the hospital” can be left as is, or changed to “he went briefly to the hospital.” The “[xx]” marks are where
something needs inserting – “xx feet tall,” for example. The underlined words are where the same information (e.g.
“[dateofaccident]”) is inserted at multiple locations throughout the document.
In addition, entire new paragraphs can be inserted by command, each with its own variables. In the case of a shoulder injury,
for instance, the “Normal Shoulder” paragraph would be summoned and completed. A knee injury would call for insertion of a
“Normal Knee” paragraph. What you need is what you get.
Although this IME cannot be purchased in its current configuration, we can easily work with you to create your own. Any
document that is used repeatedly, with the same basic format and changes occurring primarily in the content, can be set up
this way.
variable which can be changed, deleted, expanded upon, or left untouched. The user skips from variable to variable, changing
each one (or not) as needed - a process made speedy by use of the Philips SpeechMike or the Dictaphone PowerMic II. Thus,
“he did not go to the hospital” can be left as is, or changed to “he went briefly to the hospital.” The “[xx]” marks are where
something needs inserting – “xx feet tall,” for example. The underlined words are where the same information (e.g.
“[dateofaccident]”) is inserted at multiple locations throughout the document.
In addition, entire new paragraphs can be inserted by command, each with its own variables. In the case of a shoulder injury,
for instance, the “Normal Shoulder” paragraph would be summoned and completed. A knee injury would call for insertion of a
“Normal Knee” paragraph. What you need is what you get.
Although this IME cannot be purchased in its current configuration, we can easily work with you to create your own. Any
document that is used repeatedly, with the same basic format and changes occurring primarily in the content, can be set up
this way.
This claimant informs me that he is [right]-handed. He is [xx] feet [inches] inches tall and [xx] pounds in
weight. He further states that he was [an unrestrained passenger]involved in a motor vehicle accident that
occurred on [dateofaccident] at which time he suffered injury to his [right knee]. The car was hit [in the
rear]. He was seated in the [back of the car]. He [denies lacerations or loss of consciousness]. He [did not
go] to a hospital emergency room from the scene of the accident. He had [no surgery]; he was [not]
hospitalized [for any sequelae to this accident]. He was treated with [physical therapy and chiropractic care]..
…..
weight. He further states that he was [an unrestrained passenger]involved in a motor vehicle accident that
occurred on [dateofaccident] at which time he suffered injury to his [right knee]. The car was hit [in the
rear]. He was seated in the [back of the car]. He [denies lacerations or loss of consciousness]. He [did not
go] to a hospital emergency room from the scene of the accident. He had [no surgery]; he was [not]
hospitalized [for any sequelae to this accident]. He was treated with [physical therapy and chiropractic care]..
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When the document is complete, voice commands change all the font to black, brackets are removed; and the document is
automatically saved in a predesignated location under a predetermined name and format.
automatically saved in a predesignated location under a predetermined name and format.