This app listens in and fills out paperwork so doctors can focus on patients: by TheAlexKnapp
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Sandhu is a serial entrepreneur who successfully launched three companies operating at the intersection of healthcare and voice recognition software. The former York University computer science professor launched MedRemote, a physician transcription software company, in 2000. Following its acquisition by Nuance Communications in 2005, Sandhu stayed with the company for six more years before cofounding Twistle, which helps doctors automate follow-up patient care.
Sandhu’s goal for Saykara is ambitious—to create a completely seamless experience in which the sophisticated software extracts the relevant information from doctor-patient conversations without getting derailed by tangents. In the short term, Saykara focuses on the voice of physicians as they actively listen to symptoms and repeat them back to their patients.
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