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Press Releases

Our most recent press releases are listed below.

03/01/10:	Scribe Debuts VERSUS Front-End Speech at HIMSS
11/19/09:	Scribe Debuts New Offering for Onsite Dictation Servers
10/10/09:	Discrete Reportable Transcription to populate the EHR/EMR with physician dictated reports
08/13/09:	Medical Digital Dictation Simplified with Scribe Direct
05/05/09:	Dictation, Transcription Workflow and Document Management Platform Aids Physicians In Searching For Swine Flu Symptoms
04/29/09:	M*Modal's Advanced Speech Recognition Technology Incorporated Into Scribe's Web-Based Documentation Solutions
02/05/09:	Scribe to integrate BenchMark MT into Scribe Complete Platform
08/06/08:	Medical dictation and transcription platform is offered for FREE
07/14/08:	Market Leading Healthcare Documentation System Now Available To Transcription Companies Seeking To Compete With EMR
07/07/08:	Scribe Relaunches Product Offerings And Crosses 20,000 User Threshold
10/15/07:	Scribe Growth Surpasses 15,000 Users
05/18/07:	Scribe Announces New "EZ Dictate” Dictation Service: Proven Dictation System Is Now Available As Stand Alone Product
04/12/07:	Scribe Releases New MT Platform
03/20/07:	Scribe Moves DataCenter To Qwest
04/20/06:	Scribe Exceeds 6,000 Users
03/13/06:	Scribe selects ExpressScribe as Media Player Partner
10/25/05:	Scribe and MD-IT Sign License Agreement
10/25/05:	Scribe Healthcare Technologies Users Exceed 5,000
04/15/05:	Scribe Healthcare Technologies launches LineCounts.com
04/07/05:	Scribe, Inc. Name Changed to "Scribe Healthcare Technologies”

Testimonials

Scribe is top-notch because we are able to track our dictations in regards to users, time lines, dictation compilations, and the ability to contact Scribe transcribers for necessary revisions (which are rare). Scribe's tracking service is unmatched and very valuable to our Section.

LaJoyce Safford, Project Assistant III, Pediatric Gastroenterology, University of Chicago