Call Transcripts

What you'll learn: How call transcripts are created, how to read them, and how to use them for your practice.

What Are Transcripts?

Transcripts are written versions of calls:

  • Speech converted to text
  • Every word captured
  • Organized by speaker

Automatic Transcription

After each call:

  • The audio is processed
  • Speech is converted to text
  • The transcript is saved with the call record

Reading Transcripts

Transcripts show the conversation flow:

  • AI or Assistant — What the AI said
  • Caller or Patient — What the caller said
  • Clear separation between speakers

Where to Find Transcripts

Access transcripts through:

  • Individual call records
  • The Communications section
  • Patient profiles (for linked calls)

Benefits of Transcripts

Quick Review

Scan text faster than listening to audio:

  • Skim for key information
  • Find specific mentions
  • Understand call content quickly

Searchable

Search within transcripts for:

  • Patient names mentioned
  • Services discussed
  • Specific questions asked

Documentation

Use transcripts to:

  • Add details to patient notes
  • Document what was discussed
  • Reference later if needed

Transcript Accuracy

Transcripts are generally accurate but:

  • Background noise may affect quality
  • Unusual names might be misspelled
  • Accents may impact accuracy
  • Review important details against recordings

Call Summaries vs. Full Transcripts

Call Summaries

  • Brief overview of the call
  • Key points highlighted
  • Quick to read
  • Action items noted

Full Transcripts

  • Complete word-for-word record
  • Every part of conversation
  • Longer to read
  • Maximum detail

Using Transcripts for Training

Review transcripts to:

  • See how questions are handled
  • Identify common caller requests
  • Find areas for AI improvement
  • Develop better responses

Copying Transcript Text

If you need to use transcript content:

  • Select the text you need
  • Copy to your clipboard
  • Paste into notes or documents

Privacy Considerations

Transcripts contain sensitive information:

  • Access is controlled by role
  • Handle with appropriate care
  • Follow your privacy policies

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