Microsoft Dragon Copilot is an AI clinical assistant that reduces documentation work for physicians, nurses and radiologists. It ambiently captures multi-party, multilingual conversations at the point of care, or from on-demand recordings, and converts them into specialty-specific, customizable notes. Clinicians can ask questions and get answers with citations drawn from transcripts, notes and trusted third-party medical references. It also drafts coding suggestions, clinical evidence summaries, referral letters and after-visit summaries, and it connects with electronic health records and other health IT systems.
Microsoft Dragon Copilot targets three clinical groups with role-based experiences. Physicians use it to write visit notes and orders, nurses use it to turn real-time observations into structured flowsheet documentation for review before EHR transfer, and radiologists use it to speed report creation. Health system leaders and IT teams evaluate it for its compliance, enterprise security and scale across specialties, care settings and devices. Organizations already using Dragon Medical One can migrate to it through Microsoft.
In a clinic visit, a physician can record the encounter and review a drafted note rather than typing it afterwards. Nurses can reduce end-of-shift charting by approving ambiently captured observations, and radiologists can have impressions drafted and prior reports synthesized while they read studies. Administrators can add partner apps and agents to extend clinical workflows, and quality teams look at productivity and administrative burden measures. Because the notes feed into EHR systems, documentation, coding and follow-up paperwork can come from a single conversation.
