Dictation
You dictate the medical history while you see the patient, and you find it already written in the chart.
You speak the way you would to a colleague. Fibonacci transcribes, suggests fields already filled in, and you check: only what you save goes into the chart.
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What it does
Transcribes while you speak
Press the button and the text appears before your eyes, word by word.
Suggests fields
Allergies, medications, product, quantity, lot: where the form allows it, fields arrive already filled in and remain editable.
It doesn't save anything on its own
Before saving, you always read it over, and you press the button.
In the product
The chart, after the visit
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How to use it, step by step
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Choose where to dictate
The button is in three places: “Dictate history” in the History tab, “Dictate session” in the treatment form, and in the clinical assessment when the practice uses it.
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Good to know
You need a microphone and a connection
Transcription happens on a service, not in the browser. Room noise matters more than the microphone.
In treatment, it fills in product, quantity, and lot
It also suggests off-label use with its justification. Laser parameters, dilution, lot expiry, and UDI are written by hand.
You choose the scale grades
Dictation does not assign a clinical grade for you.
Works in Italian
Recognition and extraction work on Italian, even with the interface in another language.
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Questions
Does dictation write in the chart on its own?
No. It suggests, you review and save.
Do the areas I dictate end up on the face map?
They go into the session notes. To bring them onto the map, there is the “Auto-extract areas from text” button.
Is it included in the price?
Yes, in all plans.