Emdat iPhone app assist transcription services

Mary Stevens | July 25, 2010 | Health Exec | Precision Medicine

Emdat has introduced a new iPhone application to assist healthcare professionals in managing their patient notes.

Emdat Mobile, available free at the iTunes store, allows providers to obtain a listing of scheduled appointments, perform dictation and review and complete transcriptions from their Preliminary folder, according to the Fitchburg, Wis.-based developer of web-based medical transcription software.

Emdat Mobile also works with iTouch and iPad devices, although iTouch users must purchase a separate microphone to perform dictation.

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