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Certain features within the OnePacs report editing interface are invokable via voice commands and keyboard shortcuts.  See the in-app documentation for a list of commands.  You can also dictate "show voice commands" with the microphone active.  Some voice commands are configurable in the Voice Recognition tab of the User Preferences. 

Saving of dictation audio files

When using OnePacs Voice Recognition, audio files of the dictation are automatically saved when the report is saved so that an authorized transcriptionist/proofreader may later review the audio if necessary. 

Note that only utterances that were included in the report are saved.  Voice commands and utterances that were removed from the report are not included in the saved audio. 

Dictation audio files are available for playback in the following sections of the OnePacs application:

  • In the Cloud Report Editor
  • When in proofreading-mode of the Classic Report Editor
  • In the "Study Files" dialog from the worklist.

Only radiology-group level users may access dictation audio files.  Facility-level users do not have access and are not informed of dictation audio files. 

Audio files are persisted for 60 days and are available to authorized users until that time.

Individual users of OnePacs Voice Recognition may opt-out.  See "" preference below.

Preferences

Preferences for OnePacs Cloud Voice Recognition can be found on the Voice Recognition tab of the User Preferences.

Enable OnePacs VRCheck this box to automatically start OnePacs Voice Recognition within the reporting window.  If this option is unchecked OPVR may still be manually started by clicking on the microphone button or with the F5 key shortcut.
Start ModeThis setting indicates which mode the reporting windows starts in (command or dictation)
LocaleUsers may specify a locale which may aid support for regional pronunciations, spelling, etc. 

Audio files of the dictation may be preserved for later playback by proof-readers, transcriptionists, radiology support staff, or authorized radiologists.  Unchecking this box disables this feature.  Audio recordings are purged after 60 days.