The EHR uses speech recognition and natural language software to process notes physicians input verbally, which has been shown to be faster and easier, accord to a news release from Rennova Health, parent company of the developer.
Products that make the list are certified by Drummond Group, a third party independent testing service. Inclusion on the ONC’s list signifies the tools are capable of meeting security and interoperability standards, in addition to meaningful use requirements.
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