Summary

Completed

In this module, you learned how to train clinicians on the foundational Dragon Copilot experience. By helping learners understand navigation, recording workflows, Library features, and multilingual encounters, you can build confidence and establish the skills needed for successful adoption.

Note

This unit applies to both Dragon Copilot and DAX Copilot. Available features and functionality might vary based on organizational configuration, language settings, and the platform being used.

Dragon Copilot (physicians) basics checklist

As a trainer, you should be able to:

  • Explain the purpose of the homepage and workspace.
  • Create and open sessions.
  • Access supporting tools such as transcript, memos, library, notifications, resources, and Dragon Copilot Chat.
  • Show learners where to find settings and help resources.

Train ambient recording and dictation

  • Explain the difference between ambient recording and dictation.
  • Demonstrate how to start and stop recordings.
  • Explain when to use ambient recording versus dictation.
  • Teach recording and dictation best practices.
  • Show how to configure microphone settings and select the appropriate microphone source.

Explain the library

  • Describe the purpose of the library.
  • Explain when to use vocabulary, texts, workflows, prompts, and templates.
  • Provide practical examples of how each library feature supports clinician workflows.
  • Encourage learners to personalize Dragon Copilot based on their individual needs.

Train multilingual encounters

  • Explain how multilingual recording works.
  • Show learners how to select a recording language.
  • Describe best practices for multilingual encounters.
  • Explain how selecting the appropriate recording language can help improve documentation quality.

Key takeaway

Successful basic training helps clinicians understand how to navigate Dragon Copilot, capture information effectively, and personalize the experience for their workflow. When learners are comfortable with these foundational skills, they're better prepared to adopt more advanced Dragon Copilot capabilities.

Dragon Copilot (physicians) resources

To refresh your memory on Dragon Copilot basics or to build your own reference library, refer to these articles:

DAX Copilot for Epic resources

To refresh your memory on DAX Copilot for Epic basics or to build your own reference library, see the following articles:

DAX Copilot for Dragon Medical One resources

To refresh your memory on DAX Copilot for Dragon Medical One basics or to build your own reference library, see the following articles: