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Replacements provide the ability to define words or phrases that should be returned in place of the standard output by the speech-to-text model. Most common use case for this feature is abbreviation handling; however, it can also support formatting styles for keyterms and otherwise provide organizations or users control over how certain words and phrases should be returned.
Feature availability:
/transcribe
/streams
/transcripts
How It Works
Replacements are executed as a final step before returning transcript messages. This means are not present in interimResult transcripts and occur after command detection. Word to be replaced must be a case insensitive exact match in order to match replacement rule. This means that “BID” and “B.I.D.” would be two separate entries for replacement with “twice daily”; however, “bid” and B.I.d. would be considered equivalent to “BID” and “B.I.D.”, respectively. Replacements are made within the “text” entity of the “transcript” response; therefore, no special client-side handling should be required for receiving or handling of replacement text.Example Use Cases
| Find | Replace | Dictation | STT Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| CKD | chronic kidney disease | ”The patient has CKD" | "The patient has chronic kidney disease” |
| congestive heart failure | CHF | ”The patient has congestive heart failure" | "The patient has CHF” |
| triple A | AAA | ”Triple A measuring two point five centimeters" | "AAA measuring 2.5 cm” |
| QD | once daily | ”Lisinopril twenty milligrams QD" | "Lisinopril 20 mg once daily” |
| Q.D. | once daily | ”Lisinopril twenty milligrams QD" | "Lisinopril 20 mg once daily” |
| Roman one | i | ”Roman one period type two diabetes mellitus" | "i. Type 2 diabetes mellitus” |
| Roman two | ii | ”Roman two period hypertension" | "ii. Hypertension” |
| Roman three | iii | ”Roman three period hyperlipidemia" | "iii. Hyperlipidemia” |
| Roman four | iv | ”Roman four period major depressive disorder" | "iv. Major depressive disorder” |
Use of replacements is optional for dictation configuration. Please contact us to report errors, or for more information on this feature.