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Microsoft Unveils Dragon Copilot, an AI Assistant to Reduce Healthcare Documentation Burden

The AI-powered tool integrates voice dictation and ambient listening to streamline clinical workflows and enhance patient care.

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Overview

  • Dragon Copilot combines Nuance's Dragon Medical One and DAX Copilot technologies with generative AI to automate clinical documentation tasks such as note-taking, referral letters, and post-visit summaries.
  • The tool aims to address clinician burnout, which remains high due to administrative workloads, and improve patient experiences by allowing doctors to focus more on care delivery.
  • Key features include multi-language support, natural language dictation, personalized formatting, and the ability to surface trusted medical information and automate tasks like conversational orders.
  • The AI assistant is built with healthcare-specific safeguards for data security and compliance, leveraging a secure data estate to ensure patient privacy and regulatory adherence.
  • Dragon Copilot will be available in the U.S. and Canada starting in May, with planned expansions to the U.K., Germany, France, and the Netherlands in the coming months.