Amazing Charts User Board You are not logged in. [] » » » » Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 / Dragon Medical 12 Full Review Most Recent Posts by GoBruins 12/29/17 09:28 PM by Bert 12/28/17 03:57 AM by Greg Phillips 12/27/17 09:25 PM by Bert 12/24/17 04:19 AM by Rando 12/23/17 10:50 PM by Indy 12/23/17 09:56 PM by Tomastoria 12/22/17 08:21 PM by Indy 12/20/17 04:41 PM by 12/18/17 08:21 PM by Bert 12/17/17 09:55 PM by Bert 12/17/17 09:41 PM by GoBruins 12/14/17 03:58 PM by jimmie 12/13/17 10:09 PM by CharlesMS 12/12/17 11:07 PM by JamesNT 12/12/17 06:25 PM Topic Options. DMPE 2 (commonly referred to as Dragon Medical 12) Coming Soon Although DMPE 2 (Dragon Medical 12) won’t be shipping to customers until around June 20, Nuance has officially announced the release of DMPE 2 which means that Nuance certified/licensed resellers (many who have already received pre-release copies of DMPE 2) are now permitted to discuss it publicly. While most of the technology in DMPE 2 was released in NaturallySpeaking 12/12.5 nine months ago, there are a few additional features.
In short, DMPE 2 includes over 100 new features and enhancements, including: improved accuracy, Hotmail/Gmail support, IE9/10 support, improved Firefox & Chrome support, Android support, the ability to disable commands, significantly improved built-in tutorials, smart formatting, and improvements to the microphone Asleep state. You will also find remote dictation support for Windows 7/8 Ultimate Server and Windows Server 2008. In our opinion, the most significant improvement has got to be the increase in SPEED. The two issues our clients found most problematic with DMPE were speed (a slight overall lag in time before the spoken words appeared on the screen, making DMPE slower than Dragon Medical 10) and latency issues (unusually long delays before the spoken words appeared on the screen).
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DMPE 2 appears not only to be faster than DMPE, but even faster than Medical 10, with seemingly no latency. If you would like to see the rest of our 16 page DMPE 2 review click KnowBrainer DMPE 2 Review. Thanks for keeping us updated, Tom. Speaking of updating, the DMPE2 upgrade from previous medical editions price is $499.99 (which is $100 off the regular upgrade price through June 30th). I'm still running v10, but will be moving on to DMPE2. Any specific hardware recommendations, other than 'fastest possible'?
Win7Pro/Ultimate vs Win8Pro? Still running XP, so will be ditching that and moving on very soon. Don't forget to pre-order the upgrade before June 30. Dave FP #54725 - 06/11/13 06:23 PM Re: Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 / Dragon Medical 12 Full Review [] Member Registered: 11/02/06 Posts: 1997 Loc: Central Florida. Dave, Although Dragon Medical 12/ Dragon Medical Practice 2 and below will run on Windows XP, we recommend Windows 7/8 64-bit and minimally8 Gb of RAM.
We only recommend Intel-based i7 Ivy Bridge quad core processors and if this is a new computer, we recommend 16 Gb of RAM for upcoming technology. New computer RAM is relatively inexpensive. The actual speed of the processor is not important but the amount of L2 cache plays a significant role.
For some detailed answers I would post that question on the KnowBrainer Speech Recognition Computer Issues / Recommendations sub forum. DoctorMel, When dictating personal emails, letters and other non medical tasks it's best to use the General English vocabulary. The best choice for an FP would be General Medical as it contains a mix of all vocabs. General Medical contains everything you'd need but if you come across a few terms that are missing you can always add them. The following is an updated outline of the vocabs in Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2.
You would have to uninstall Premium 12.5 before installing Dragon Medical because will recognize Premium 12.5 as being a newer version which means that you won’t be able to upgrade your user profile either. If you wish to upgrade your Premium 12.5 vocabulary, just click the DragonBar “Vocabulary” menu followed by clicking “Export custom word and phrase list”. If you have commands that you wish to import, NaturallySpeaking Premium has no way of exporting its commands but you can directly import the commands from within the DMPE 2 Command Browser.
Our complementary KnowBrainer pictorial training/installation guide includes a step-by-step on that procedure. Both Dragon Premium and DMPE 2 utilizes same speech engine but there’s far more to speech recognition than just a speech engine. Besides the obvious fact that DMPE 2 includes medical language models (vocabularies on steroids) it includes a number of other features that make it both more accurate and more importantly, more efficient. Dragon Medical allows you to dictate directly into most EMRs, includes the ability to create Advanced-Scripting, step-by-step and macro recorder commands, multiple vocabularies, network support, batch transcribing digital recordings, Deferred Correction along with other professional features. While dictation accuracy is an important factor, efficiency is even more important.
Lee, DMPE (1) uses the Ver. 11 NaturallySpeaking speech engine and DMPE 2 (the latest version) uses the Ver. 12 speech engine. Depending on which Ver. 10 application you are using, it was either called the Small Practice Edition or Medical 10.
Are you certain that you have a Medical 10 5 user license? The reason why I am asking is because most end-users purchase a single user full box copy of Medical 10 which sold for about $1100 - $1500 (depending on if you purchased Small Practice or Medical 10). The 5 user edition probably cost something in the vicinity of about $7000. If you actually do have 5 users that need upgrading, as opposed to 1, I would recommend purchasing the DMPE 2 Upgrade at because it would be your least expensive option.
This introductory pricing will remain in place through September. We are also including a complementary pictorial installation and training guide that will show you how to properly upgrade your previous user profile. Note that this version of DMPE 2 is licensed to the individual user but can be installed (activated) on up to 4 computers. Amazon resellers are not only not offering a better deal but they’re not including virtual onsite support, training or a step-by-step upgrade guide. I did purchase it from knowbrainer, and it worked like a charm. Upgrade was seamless (great instructions provided) and it's definitely speedier than the last version. This is my first morning of using it to dictate, but so far very happy.
There was another program you could purchase with it also called knowbrainer. How does it work in conjunction with DMPE 2??? Lee IM Dallas, TX #55267 - 07/15/13 06:27 PM Re: Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 / Dragon Medical 12 Full Review [] Member Registered: 01/31/08 Posts: 215 Loc: Nashville,TN. Lee, Thank you for your business and I’m pleased that your happy with the upgrade. KnowBrainer 2012 is a third-party add-on software for use with Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Dragon Medical. When used in conjunction with either, it adds about 11,000 other commands for you to use. You can also compile your own command scripts using verbal basic much the same as you can with any of the DNS Pro, Legal and Medical versions using advanced scripting.
In your package you should have had a KB 2012 trial disc that will function for 30 days. Animation Development From Pitch To Production Pdf Editor. If you would like to learn more about KB 2012 you’re welcome to post on the KnowBrainer Speech Recognition Forums and see what other users have to say. In our opinion, the most significant improvement has got to be the increase in SPEED. The two issues our clients found most problematic with DMPE were speed (a slight overall lag in time before the spoken words appeared on the screen, making DMPE slower than Dragon Medical 10) and latency issues (unusually long delays before the spoken words appeared on the screen). DMPE 2 appears not only to be faster than DMPE, but even faster than Medical 10, with seemingly no latency. If you would like to see the rest of our 16 page DMPE 2 review click KnowBrainer DMPE 2 Review Tom, I just upgraded 3 days ago from 11.5 to the DMPE2, and have only used for one day, but I am still getting the lag, and I think it is even longer than with 11.5.
It is taking up to 10 seconds before any words show up when I first turn on the Dragon mike (power mic ll) and start speaking, and was wondering if there is an easy fix. My computer is 64 bit 12 ram and windows 7. Jimmie This sounds like a hardware or interference issue. I recommend rerunning the Audio Check for your Dictaphone PowerMic II and pressing the Play button in the last stage to listen for possible interference. If you don’t hear interference, you might consider creating a brand-new user profile to see if that makes a difference. Hopefully, you are not using an upgraded profile because combining older technology with newer technology typically creates a bloated and lethargic profile that can perform sluggishly.
Service Advisor 4 1 Keygen Generator there. It is best to create a new user profile for each new version of Dragon Medical. You can always import your previous commands and vocabulary.
Your computer doesn’t sound like a problem but it might help to know if you’re using i3, i5 or i7. I recommend against i3s and dual core processors. Of course, sometimes the problem is just Windows so whenever things head South, the 1st thing to try is a reboot.
Tom, I may have jumped the gun a bit as the lag time is much less now since the reboot compared to the Dragon 11 lag time. I am using the new user profile created as you suggested in the booklet you provided with the purchase of the Dragon 2 upgrade. This booklet was(is)quite helpful. My beast is a Z400 Workstation Xeon QC W3520 2.66Ghz/8MB/4MB 1X500GB SATA/DVD SM DL/ GigNIC/W7P64 with 1TB WD Velociraptor SATA 6GB/s3.5' Internal Hard drive-64MB Cache I also checked with my partner who uses SSD in his server, and very little lag time with his setup. I also have 24GB of RAM on my newest MTECH laptop and as mentioned above, the more RAM, the quicker the response.
Having recently upgraded to DMPE2 as well, I have noted some lag but this occurs when Dragon is trying to process my speech if there are words it has not encountered before. Although it may take a little longer at times, the accuracy seems much improved from 11. I have had some template issues dictating a physical exam template into the physical exam section on AC, where the text of the template becomes highlighted in blue when I click the mouse on the field. This has been random, as this happens in some charts but not others.
Once the unintended text becomes highlighted in blue, the only way out of it is to tab to different sections of the chart or hit alt+tab several times in a row. I posted this to the Knowbrainer forum last week but have not seen an answer for this yet. Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 / Dragon Medical 12 Temporary Sale Nuance just announced that full boxed copies DMPE 2 (Dragon Medical w/New Ver. 12 Speech Engine) ~ beginning now, will be reduced by $100.
The new sales price is $1499.99 and is good through June 27. After June 27, DMPE 2 pricing will go back up to the usual $1599.99 DMPE 2 Upgrades~ will remain on sale at $499.99 ($100 off) through June 30. The new sales price is good through June 30.
After June 30, DMPE 2 upgrade pricing will go back to the usual $599.99.
• RAM: Minimum 4GB • CPU: Intel ® dual core or equivalent AMD processor. Faster processors yield faster performance. • Free hard disk space: 8GB • Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7, 8.1, 10 (32- and 64-bit); Windows Server 2008 R2 & 2012 R2 • Internet Explorer 11 or higher or the current version of Chrome for Online Help • A sound card supporting 16-bit recording • Built-in microphone or a Nuance-approved microphone. See support.nuance.com/compatibility for more information • An Internet connection for product download and automatic product activation (a quick anonymous process) Note: Does not support dictation into Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems.
For EMR support, please use Dragon Medical Practice Edition. • RAM: Minimum 4GB • CPU: Intel ® dual core or equivalent AMD processor. Faster processors yield faster performance. • Free hard disk space: 4GB • Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7, 8.1, 10 (32- and 64-bit); Windows Server 2008 R2 & 2012 R2 • Internet Explorer 11 or higher or the current version of Chrome for Online Help • A sound card supporting 16-bit recording • Built-in microphone or a Nuance-approved microphone.
See support.nuance.com/compatibility for more information • An Internet connection for product download and automatic product activation (a quick anonymous process) Note: Does not support dictation into Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems. For EMR support, please use Dragon Medical Practice Edition.