Private Practices

A doctor and an elderly woman are having a conversation in a medical office. The doctor is wearing a light blue shirt with a striped tie and has a stethoscope around his neck. The woman has short gray hair and is wearing a red sweater. They are sitting at a desk with a computer and a telephone, and the woman appears to be holding a medical document.

There are a large number of private practices and healthcare companies benefiting from the DICT8 service.

Administrative benefits

  • A significant reduction in the turnaround time of typing increasing administrative efficiency.

  • A significant reduction in the cost of typing – customers typically save around 60%

  • Dictation will no longer be a fixed cost to your business- it will become a variable one.

  • DICT8 utilises the skills of experienced UK based transcribers- this can lead to a reduction in the error rates

  • Reduction of managerial pressure to find adequate secretarial coverage to cover sick days.

  • Reduce temporary staff costs.

  • Allow secretarial resources to be diverted to more of an organisational/PA role- enable them to concentrate on billing and appointments.

  • A secure system that complies with the Caldicott Principles, NHS information governance requirements, UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.

  • Extremely low impact on IT systems due to the system being browser based- the system can be up and running quickly: without IT integration issues.

  • Keep costs under control using our administrative logins functions and cost-capping facilities.

Doctor benefits

  • Reduction in turnaround time will enable the doctor to actually remember the consultation when signing the letter.

  • Very little change in working practices for staff- hence no retraining required.

  • Simple easy to use interface which works from within your web browser so that you are up and running quickly.

  • You can dictate straight from your iPhone or Android device- there is no need to buy a dictation machine.

Patient benefits

  • A major unnecessary delay in healthcare will be significantly reduced if not eradicated.