RadTranscribe · batch transcription
Some radiologists dictate the whole list and sign later — and that workflow works. RadTranscribe keeps it: record on any device you like, drop the files in, and get back formatted Word reports — styled your way, checked for consistency, with the originals archived automatically.
› Final reports in .docx › Your templates, your style › A morning's list in minutes
The flow
No new habits to learn — RadTranscribe automates the part of the classic workflow that was never the radiologist's job.
A handheld recorder, your phone, the dictaphone you've used for years. Speak the reports the way you always have — one file per study.
RadTranscribe works through the batch on its own — retries flaky hospital networks, compresses oversized audio, and keeps the queue moving without supervision.
Each dictation becomes a formatted .docx — your headings, your layout, your report style. Originals are archived automatically for your records.
Second read
The same consistency engine as RadDictate reads each finished report against itself. A laterality or anatomic-site mismatch is marked and coloured right inside the Word document — flagged for your review before you sign; every draft is yours to verify.
Built for departments
Reports come out in your templates and house style — headings, sections, sign-off — a document you'd be happy to print, not a raw transcript.
Single-pass for the fastest turnaround, or two-pass mode that spends a second AI pass on tighter accuracy and formatting for complex studies.
Point it at the morning's recordings and walk away. Failed networks retry, oversized files are compressed, silent files are skipped and logged — the queue finishes itself.
Audio travels to the cloud encrypted in transit for transcription; the finished report text comes back the same way and lives only on your machine — archived locally for record keeping, never stored in the cloud.
Every processed recording is filed away automatically, so "which dictation was that report from?" always has an answer.
A productivity summary lands in your Downloads every week — studies transcribed, minutes dictated. Useful for the department meeting.
Who it's for
Questions
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