Dictating with Tali AI

You can use Tali to dictate directly into your EHR.

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Written by Katherine Tattum
Updated over a week ago

Whether you are writing a document or editing an existing document, Tali's Medical Dictation will speed up the process for you.

Dictating in the Chrome Extension

Dictating directly into your EHR

If you're logged into the Chrome Extension, you can dictate directly into your web-based EHR:

  1. Select the text field in your EHR where you're writing your document; the microphone button on the Tali extension will turn green

  2. Start talking, including punctuation. Tali will write down what you say. It does take a few seconds to process what you're saying, as it looks at the words as groups to best identify what you're saying. Just keep talking and it will catch up.

  3. You can pause or stop at anytime, and restart.

Dictating into the Sidebar

You always have the option to dictate into the sidebar:

  1. In your Chrome tab, open the sidebar

  2. Click 'Dictate a Note'

  3. Start talking, including punctuation. Tali will write down what you say. It does take a few seconds to process what you're saying, as it looks at the words as groups to best identify what you're saying. Just keep talking and it will catch up.

    Note: You can pause or stop and anytime, and clicking the garbage icon will discard what you've dictated.

  4. When you're finished, click the checkmark and then click 'Copy' to copy the dictated text to your clipboard. You can then paste it where you want it.

Dictating in the Desktop Application

In the desktop application, you can dictate directly into Tali:

  1. Open Tali and click the microphone button, or expand it and click 'Dictate a Note'

  2. Start talking, including punctuation. Tali will write down what you say. It does take a few seconds to process what you're saying, as it looks at the words as groups to best identify what you're saying. Just keep talking and it will catch up.

    Note: You can pause or stop and anytime, and clicking the garbage icon will discard what you've dictated.

  3. When you're finished, click the checkmark and then click 'Copy' to copy the dictated text to your clipboard. You can then paste it where you want it.

Dictating in the Mobile Application

You can dictate anywhere and anytime using the mobile app:

  1. In your Tali app, tap the yellow '+' button

  2. Tap 'Dictate a Note'

  3. Start talking, including punctuation. Tali will write down what you say. It does take a few seconds to process what you're saying, as it looks at the words as groups to best identify what you're saying. Just keep talking and it will catch up.

    Note: You can pause or stop and anytime, and tapping on the garbage icon will discard what you've dictated.

  4. When you're finished, click the checkmark.

  5. Go to your computer, open the sidebar and click the History button

  6. Find the note in your history, and click 'Copy' to copy the note to wherever you want it.

Using Punctuation

Tali will recognize common punctuation (commas, periods, parentheses, and so on), commands like 'new line' or 'new paragraph'. Just try it out! A full list can be found in our scribe commands list resource

If we have missed your favourite command, just drop us a line using the feedback button in the sidebar or send an email to [email protected] and we'll pop it in.

Understanding Different Accents

Tali's been designed to understand a broad variety of accents using both technical and non-technical vocabularies. Tali’s language model is trained using state-of-the-art Natural Language Processing (NLP) algorithms on a multitude of medical resources and guidelines and as a result, it picks up medical terminology and abbreviations a lot more intelligently than a non-specialized voice-to-text solution.

In addition, we have gathered a growing set of audio files from different accents reading medical notes to fine-tune our algorithm and make it more efficient, which will be a bonus if you are experiencing difficulties with your accent in other dictation and scribe solutions.

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