Amazon is introducing a virtual medical scribe so doctors can spend more time with patients and less time at the computer.
In the medical sector, many doctors today rely on legacy dictation software that still requires them to spend hours on clinical documentation. Others rely on costly human scribes or will dictate notes into a recorder and then submit the voice files to a third-party transcription service, which can take a few days to return a response. Wood said that Amazon's service even has built-in punctuation, so there's no need for a doctor to say out loud that a comma should be inserted.
The technology was developed with the help of some AWS customers, including electronic health IT companyand Suki, a venture-backed transcription start-up. Wood said that the company created the software because there was a "lot of demand for it." As Amazon moves deeper into the $3.5 trillion medical sector, it's juggling working with partners to develop tools on their behalf with potential initiatives that might someday prove competitive to the incumbents.
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