Smart Dictation mirrors a doctor’s words and order, while automatically inserting punctuation, spacing, standardising clinical formats, and always using the correct patient name.

What it does
- Turns your spoken dictation into a clean, professional letter.
- Keeps your wording and order exactly as you said it.
Automatic checks
- Light tidy-up: punctuation, obvious slips, and sensible line breaks for readability.
- Numbers/units/dates: formats them in standard clinical style so doses, vitals and dates are clear.
- British medical spelling (e.g., anaemia, foetus).
- Correct patient name: locks to the patient you selected, even if another name slips into the audio.
What it won’t do
- No re-phrasing or re-ordering. Your flow stays your flow.
- No added sections or headings unless you actually say them.
- No “cc:” lines unless you say them.
How to get great output (dictation tips)
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Speak in the order you want it to appear.
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For lists, say: “Number one… Number two…”
“Number one, MRI; number two, physiotherapy.”
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For copies, say: “Please send a copy to Dr Jones…”
“Please send a copy to Dr Jones at St Andrews”
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Pause naturally; no need to say “comma” or “full stop”.