Microsoft Dragon Copilot
The industry’s first AI assistant for clinical workflow
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Microsoft Dragon Copilot is an AI clinical assistant designed to simplify and transform healthcare workflows. It integrates natural language dictation, ambient speech technology, and advanced AI to streamline documentation, surface relevant information, and automate routine tasks. This empowers clinicians, including physicians and nurses, to reduce administrative burden and focus more on patient care. It is available via web browser, mobile app, desktop application, and embedded within supported EHRs like Epic. The solution supports various roles and regions, with availability for physicians in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, and Austria, and for nurses in the United States. The page highlights its value through infographics, datasheets, and an outcomes study, showcasing a 112% ROI and a 3.4% service-level increase achieved by Northwestern Medicine using DAX Copilot (whose capabilities are included in Dragon Copilot). It also emphasizes a specialty-specific approach, enhancing workflows like those in pediatrics.
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