Transcribe Medical was developed in partnership with AWS clients, including EHR giant Cerner. However, unlike other end-to-end offerings in development, it doesn't automatically input personal ...

AWS launched Amazon Transcribe in 2017 as an automatic speech recognition service to enable developers to add speech-to-text capability to their applications.

Amazon Web Services announced Nov. 26 that it will be launching a voice transcription service for physicians called Amazon Transcribe Medical, according to CNBC.

And the new Amazon Transcribe Medical, and AI tools like it, will also be honed with help from Cerner to reduce the documentation burden faced by clinicians each day. "The digitization of health care ...

The tool, called Amazon Transcribe Medical, allows doctors to easily transcribe patient conversations and add those interactions to someone's medical records with the help of deep learning software.

Amazon said its business associate agreements for Transcribe Medical require customers to encrypt all protected health information when using AWS services.

Amazon's AWS Transcribe, Translate, and Comprehend AI-powered services now comply with HIPAA, the Seattle company announced.

In 2019, AWS launched Amazon Transcribe Medical, an automated speech recognition service that lets developers add medical dictation and documentation to their apps. But Amazon isn't the only software ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday added new artificial intelligence (AI) features to some of its services including Textract, Transcribe, Kendra, CodeWhisperer, and HealthLake. The new updates ...

Transcribe Medical then sends back a stream of text in real time. AWS said experience in machine learning isn't required to use the service and that it's covered under AWS's HIPAA eligibility and BAA.