Scribe Launches a Lite Version of its Already Successful Scribe Mobile Dictation App

Lake Forest, IL (PRWEB) October 11, 2011

Last month Scribe announced the release of its Next Generation mobile dictation app Scribe Mobile. This app was originally designed to work in conjunction with the Scribe medical dictation and transcription platform. Based on a strong response from smaller medical groups that simply want to dictate voice files and have secure access to the voice files, Scribe is now announcing a Lite version of Scribe Mobile.

Scribe Mobile Lite will allow users to dictate voice files on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Files are securely uploaded wirelessly via WiFi or 3G to the Scribe data center and available for secure access via FTP.

While we have over 30,000 health professionals using Scribe technology today, Scribe Mobile Lite will be available to those not currently on our platform, says John Weiss, Scribe Healthcare Technologies Vice President. Scribe Mobile Lite is an inexpensive way to convert your iPhone into a mobile dictation device and transfer files for transcription. This is ideal for small physician practices that transcribe referral letters and other patient information."

Scribe Mobile Lite provides core functionality:

Save money by using your existing device for dictation
Upload files as you dictate or in batch
Upload wirelessly with WiFi or 3G
Reduce your documentation lead-time

Scribe Mobile is easy to use. Simply open the app, select the patient and dictate. Rewind, playback, fast-forward, and add additional dictation are included. Files can be transferred immediately without tethering the device or queued for transfer later. After transfer Scribe Mobile provides a unique dictation id for tracking. Voice files are stored on the device for one week by default.

Scribe Mobile can be downloaded for free on iTunes and requires the user to have a Scribe account.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scribe-mobile/id391007459?mt=8

About Scribe Healthcare Technologies, Inc.

Scribe Healthcare Technologies is a privately-held healthcare technology company based in the Chicago area. The company has developed a proprietary Cloud-based platform that centers on medical documentation solutions to deliver physician narrated content to the electronic medical record. Scribes platform includes complete solutions for dictation, transcription, voice recognition, document management, EMR-Lite, healthcare information exchange, and reporting with data analytics. Scribe offerings include both computer and mobile solutions.

Scribe serves more than 25,000 users. Business partners and resellers include consulting firms, transcription companies, and business process outsourcers. Additional information is available at http://www.scribe.com.

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Physicians are able to consolidate multiple devices into one by taking advantage of maxRVUs ability to record voice notes and take photos during sessions and upload it to the web wirelessly. No more time needs to be wasted getting media off of voice recorders or cameras. Its all done with the touch of a button and, best of all, wirelessly.

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Nellymoser to Power The Mobile Hoopla College Basketball Bracket Contest Appearing in USA TODAY

Arlington, MA (PRWEB) March 15, 2011

Leveraging Microsoft Tag technology, Massachusetts-based mobile engagement company Nellymoser is powering the first-ever made-for-mobile bracket contest appearing in USA TODAY, called Mobile Hoopla, in conjunction with the annual Men's College Basketball Tournament.

USA TODAY readers will be able to use their mobile phones to sign in with their Facebook account or e-mail address, make their bracket picks, post on their Facebook page that they are playing, partake in a leaderboard with their friends and compete in a national contest for a chance to win one of five Xbox 360 consoles with Kinect.

By scanning Microsoft Tag 2D barcode printed in each issue of USA TODAY, readers will be able to make their college basketball picks in each round from any mobile device, including Apple's iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android smartphones. The mobile site also will provide the latest tournament information, updated scores as the games are played, text alerts, and one's rankings compared to his or her Facebook friends.

Nellymoser's design and creative services produced the mobile user experience using the Nellymoser Mobile Engagement Platform, which detects the phone, network, and speed in real-time to create the best possible presentation on virtually any mobile device.

"This is the first-ever national print-to-mobile contest to be tightly integrated with Facebook. It shows how the printed page can be linked to the online world to create a powerful capability that publishers like USA TODAY can use to extend their reach and reader engagement," said John Puterbaugh, Nellymoser CEO.

For full contest details, please go to http://www.mobilehoopla.usatoday.com via a mobile device for more details.

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