Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for obtaining encounter information of a patient encounter; processing the encounter information to generate an encounter transcript; and processing the encounter transcript to locate one or more procedural events within the encounter transcript.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for obtaining encounter information of a patient encounter; processing the encounter information to generate an encounter transcript; and processing the encounter transcript to locate one or more procedural events within the encounter transcript.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for obtaining encounter information of a patient encounter; processing the encounter information to generate an encounter transcript; processing at least a portion of the encounter transcript to populate at least a portion of a medical record associated with the patient encounter; providing the medical record to a medical professional; and enabling the medical professional to influence the medical record.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for obtaining encounter information of a patient encounter; processing the encounter information to generate an encounter transcript; and processing the encounter transcript to locate one or more procedural events within the encounter transcript.

Abstract: A multi-modal user interface is described that hides response latency delays. A graphical user interface (GUI) supports different user input modalities including low delay inputs which respond to user inputs without significant delay, and high latency inputs which have a significant response latency after receiving a user input before providing a corresponding completed response. The GUI accepts user inputs in a sequence of mixed input modalities independently of response latencies without waiting for responses to high latency inputs, and responds to each user input in the sequence as if each preceding user input in the sequence had been performed without response latencies.

Abstract: A multi-modal user interface is described that hides response latency delays. A graphical user interface (GUI) supports different user input modalities including low delay inputs which respond to user inputs without significant delay, and high latency inputs which have a significant response latency after receiving a user input before providing a corresponding completed response. The GUI accepts user inputs in a sequence of mixed input modalities independently of response latencies without waiting for responses to high latency inputs, and responds to each user input in the sequence as if each preceding user input in the sequence had been performed without response latencies.