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Speech-EnabledEHR
Data Collected Through the Research Cloud
Executive Summary Adoption of speech solutions integrated with organizations’ EHRs isn’t a new concept by any stretch but seems to get less attention than other departmental speech solutions. However, with the continued expansion of electronic health records, the monumental task remains—how to create and update patient information as quickly and accurately as possible. The problems associated with speech solutions in EHRs is the timing of when it’s used.
Chances are good that if you’ve recently been in a patient room, you‘ve seen a speech recognition microphone, branded with a prominent vendor’s logo. However, when was the last time you witnessed a physician actually use it while care is being administered? It would make for a bit of an awkward situation, unlike radiologists who camp out in reading rooms and never see the light of day, let alone a patient. For this and other reasons, the dynamics of using speech associated with regular health record updates is a different animal. The real value comes behind the scenes when physicians add or update their notes.
In this segment of our suite of research on speech in healthcare, we examine the following:
• Market presence of speech vendors in the EHR space• Vendor ratings (NPS)• Adoption rates and plans• Vendors poised to win/lose new business from first-time adopters• Replacement market trends• Reasons for resisting adoption• Data trended from previous year
With adoption of speech-enabled EHR solutions hovering around 50% there is still a lot of room for growth in this segment. As the market matures, there will be increased opportunity for replacement business, pending the current primary vendors’ ability to keep their customers happy. Based on the data we have in this specific space, replacement market opportunities are sure to follow, opening the door for newcomers such as nVoq and others.
Note: As always, we are extremely grateful to our participants of our research. Your willingness to offer your candid perspective from provides valuable insights that inform and guide the industry to better vendor-provider relationships, more functional solutions and hopefully improved outcomes.
For questions about this report or for more information about the full report contact Jeremy Bikman at [email protected].
Vendors Covered in this Report
Demographics
Director of Clinical Informatics19%
Clinical Informatics Manager15%
CMIO14%
Medical Director12%
Clinical Informaticist9%
100 participants
Emergency Department Director
10%
Chief Medical O�cer
Physician
Informatics Nurse
Other
9%
6%
5%
1%
Market Presence
10%
20%
70%
Adoption of speech solutions integrated with organizations’ EHRs isn’t a new concept by any stretch but seems to get less attention than other departmental speech solutions. However, with the continued expansion of electronic health records, the monumental task remains—how to create and update patient information as quickly and accurately as possible. The problems associated with speech solutions in EHRs is the timing of when it’s used.
Chances are good that if you’ve recently been in a patient room, you‘ve seen a speech recognition microphone, branded with a prominent vendor’s logo. However, when was the last time you witnessed a physician actually use it while care is being administered? It would make for a bit of an awkward situation, unlike radiologists who camp out in reading rooms and never see the light of day, let alone a patient. For this and other reasons, the dynamics of using speech associated with regular health record updates is a different animal. The real value comes behind the scenes when physicians add or update their notes.
In this segment of our suite of research on speech in healthcare, we examine the following:
• Market presence of speech vendors in the EHR space• Vendor ratings (NPS)• Adoption rates and plans• Vendors poised to win/lose new business from first-time adopters• Replacement market trends• Reasons for resisting adoption• Data trended from previous year
With adoption of speech-enabled EHR solutions hovering around 50% there is still a lot of room for growth in this segment. As the market matures, there will be increased opportunity for replacement business, pending the current primary vendors’ ability to keep their customers happy. Based on the data we have in this specific space, replacement market opportunities are sure to follow, opening the door for newcomers such as nVoq and others.
Note: As always, we are extremely grateful to our participants of our research. Yourwillingness to offer your candid perspective from provides valuable insights that inform and guide the industry to better vendor-provider relationships, more functional solutions and hopefully improved outcomes.
For questions about this report or for more information about the full report, contactChris Jensen at [email protected].
10%20%
70%
85%
15%
0%
Market Presence(Trended)
2015 2016
Of note is M*Modal's increase in market presence year-over-year. While we should clarify that we do not suggest this data perfectly mirrors market share, it can be a good read on where a market may be heading. Regardless of how you interpret it, this data can only be positive for M*Modal.
Vendors Winning First-Time Adopters
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Adoption Rates
Have no plans to adopt
Utilizing it now
We’re in the process
In the next 1-2 years
25%
19%
9%
47%
Primary Reasons for Resisting Adoption
33%
Most of our physicians would not use it
33%
We don’t (and won’t) have the budget for it
17%
Our physicians prefer to document by hand directly in our EHR
Speech recognition isn’t accurate enough
17%
