What's new

Logging off end users automatically

Dragon Medical One can be configured to automatically log an end user off if they have not interacted with the application for a specified period of time. By default, an end user is never logged off automatically. To configure timeout for end users, add the AutoLogOffTimeout setting to the configuration file; the timeout is specified in minutes and the value range is 5 to 120 minutes.

<setting name="AutoLogOffTimeout" serializeAs="String"

<value>TIMEOUT_IN_MINUTES</value>

</setting>

Improvements

General

• Microphone device button events are now ignored and no longer forwarded to Dragon Medical One if the end-point screen is locked. For local deployments all supported microphone devices support the new behavior. Deployments in virtual server environments support the Nuance PowerMic device by default, but require installing the Nuance virtual audio extension to support other microphone device drivers.
• Improved performance of Dragon Medical One during logon; the time required to display the DragonBar after logging on has been reduced. [HCCSP-96]
• Added support for applications that provide text fields based on TX Text Control X15 (v25) for .NET. [SOD-13765]

Solved issues

General

• Addressed an issue that caused device button events to be ignored when the button focus was switched from a locally-deployed instance of Dragon Medical One to an application published via Citrix Receiver. Device buttons are now handled properly when the focus is switched back to a locally-deployed application. [SOD-13508]

  Reproduction

  1. Have an end point that has the Citrix PowerMic virtual extensions and a local deployment of Dragon Medical One.
  2. Start the locally-deployed Dragon Medical One instance and log on.
  3. Start an application published in Citrix and focus the application.
  4. Focus an application deployed on the local end point.
  5. Start recording using the PowerMic microphone device record button.

• Addressed issues that caused the Dictation Box to be displayed at the wrong position on the screen when hiding and showing the DragonBar. [SOD-12442, SOD-12757]

  Reproduction

  1. Open the Dictation Box.
  2. Hide the DragonBar by saying close Dragon.
  3. Show the DragonBar by saying show Dragon.

• Addressed an issue that caused the correction menu to be displayed at the wrong position when documenting into applications hosted in Microsoft Internet Explorer. [SOD-12645]

  Reproduction

  1. Have an Internet Explorer-based application with a single text field.
  2. Focus the text field and say the patient complains of chest pain.
  3. Say select patient.

• Addressed an issue that prevented administrators from configuring hotkey combinations that included Shift as the only modifier, even if setting the same hotkey combinations via the Options dialog box worked. [SOD-11984]

• Addressed an issue that caused Dragon Medical One to respond with significant delay when attempting to start recording or interacting with an EHR in virtual server environments which hosted a large number of active users and running processes on a specific virtual server instance. [SOD-13307]

• Addressed an issue that caused Dragon Medical One to have increased impact on CPU usage in virtual server environments which hosted a large number of active users and running processes on a specific virtual server instance when deploying Dragon Medical One with support for Dragon Medical Advisor. [SOD-13607]

• Addressed an issue that could cause Dragon Medical One to terminate when documenting into EHRs running as 64-bit processes. [SOD-12259]

Application support

• Addressed an issue that required end users to manually place focus back into an unsupported application text field to transfer the content dictated in this unsupported application to the Dictation Box. This issue led to documentation being finalized in the Dictation Box if the end user was actively correcting in the Dictation Box (by applying manual selection or text changes). [SOD-13564]

  Reproduction

  1. Have an application that is not supported for Full Text Control and focus a text field.

  2. Say the patient presents with chest pain.
  3. Stop recording.
  4. Manually select text in the Dictation Box and type text in the Dictation Box.
  5. Start recording.
  6. Say transfer text.

• Addressed an issue that could cause the target application to terminate when documenting into TE Edit Control text controls and having more than 2000 characters in the text control. [SOD-11114]

• Addressed an issue that could cause the target application to terminate when documenting into text controls hosted in Microsoft Internet Explorer. [SOD-13694]

System requirements

For more information on supported infrastructure and text control support, see the Dragon Medical One Installation and Administration Guide.

System requirements

• Operating systems: Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016
• Internet Explorer: Internet Explorer 11
• Runtime: Microsoft .NET 4.5

Virtualized environments

• Virtualized environments: Citrix XenApp 6.5 or later - Citrix Receiver 4.3 or later, VMware Horizon 4.3.0 or later
• Virtual server operating systems: Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016
• Internet Explorer: Internet Explorer 11
• Runtime: Microsoft .NET 4.5, Nuance Virtual Extensions 110.0.93.2, Nuance PowerMic 110.0.93.2

Dragon Medical Server

• Dragon Medical Server 3.3 or later
• Nuance Management Server 5.8.3 or later

Product life cycle

Third-party environments

Support for third-party environments is only valid as long as they are supported by the corresponding vendor and might be subject to other restrictions. Please contact Nuance Technical Support for details. For more information, see the documentation delivered with the third party product and supporting Nuance documentation.

When standard support by the vendor has stopped, Nuance will continue support if an issue is specific to the Nuance solution, within the limitations of the vendor’s standard end-of-life and Nuance's policy. This means that issues that are a combination of the vendor’s component and the Nuance solution cannot be supported.

Release history

Dragon Medical One 4.0 Service Release 1

Dragon Medical One 4.0 Hotfix 1

Dragon Medical One 4.0

Dragon Medical One 3.6