DIT3 Dictate IT

My hospital has introduced this for medical dictation in busy medical clinics where time is very short. Intial set up was clunky and time consuming. I requires me to log in every time I use it by entering a password and hasn’t allowed me to activate face recognition or even for my phone to remember my password. It logs me out frequently during a clinic session. Recently it logged me out and wouldn’t allow me back in. There is no way to reset on the phone, you have to go back to a pc and login there. I reset it in the pc but it still wouldn’t allow access in the phone. I have given up with it and am back to using a standard dictaphone. I am surprised that it is allowed on the App Store. It’s ease of use and functionality are way below the standard of other apps.

Very limited function on the app. Clunky.

I have to continuously delete and re download the app due to crashing. Terrible app would give 0 if possible

Pros: You can dictate on the go. Cons: - The app is buggy. - Logs you out after a minute and gives you only 10 seconds to stay in. - Face ID is buggy (soon to be fixed) and doesn’t log in. Just takes you back to the log in screen to log in repeatedly. - There is no computer desktop client so I can approve letters at home. Why can’t I approve letters at home! You can only use the iPhone or iPad apps to dictate and approve. - The iPhone and iPad apps lack formatting functions for letters - only bold, underline. No superscript or subscript. No changing font or text size. Useless. - I cannot use or download the iPhone or iPad apps on my Mac to approve letters. I either have to use a hospital computer or a tiny touchscreen. Nothing in between. - The dictation on the desktop client in hospital is buggy. Unable to use the dictaphone to initiate the dictation. This disables both of my hands simultaneously (one hand to hold the dictaphone, the other to start and stop the dictation with the computer mouse while I think of the next phrase). There are more cons but this review is getting long. The overall opinion is “Generally a poor experience”. The previous dictate apps were better. I haven’t even covered the disappointments of the typists who complain of a more convoluted process to get the letters out.

Agree with comments on this latest version. Please update your app asap. Your advised solution only works occasionally. The inability to login effectively poses clinical risk

Face recognition/ touchID not working and app requiring password in every login. This is unacceptable when I have to make 10 dictations in 4 hours. Also upon login I am not taken to the latest set of appointments for dictation but to the very first one (3 months ago)