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Nuance Ambient Clinical Intelligence (NACI)
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Free Users praise the system's accuracy and ease of use, noting that it significantly reduces the amount of time spent on documentation. Some users have reported occasional issues with background noise affecting transcription accuracy.
Automatically document patient encounters, enabling clinicians to focus on patient care.
Free pricingAPI availableUpdated 2026-03-17
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About Nuance Ambient Clinical Intelligence (NACI)
Nuance Ambient Clinical Intelligence (NACI) is an AI-powered platform designed to automatically capture and transcribe patient-physician conversations during clinical encounters. It leverages advanced speech recognition, natural language processing (NLP), and ambient sensing technologies to create comprehensive clinical documentation in real-time. The architecture comprises microphones strategically placed in the exam room to capture audio, cloud-based servers to process the audio via speech recognition and NLP algorithms, and integrations with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems to insert the generated documentation. The value proposition is a reduction in administrative burden for clinicians, improved accuracy and completeness of documentation, and enhanced patient-physician interaction. NACI supports a variety of clinical use cases, including primary care, cardiology, and oncology, enabling physicians to generate progress notes, order prescriptions, schedule follow-up appointments, and generate referral letters with minimal manual effort.
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Nuance Ambient Clinical Intelligence (NACI) is an AI-powered platform designed to automatically capture and transcribe patient-physician conversations during clinical encounters.
