TenalogAudio transcription AI Tool

Yes, Tenalog analyses the pronunciation of significant patient words and phrases at the phoneme level. It automatically scores the pronunciation and includes this analysis in its automatically generated visit notes.

Tenalog extracts structured data from the session and ties it back to the patient's goals, allowing SLPs to track progress easily. This data is represented in beautiful goal-level progress charts and articulation charts. SLPs can also revisit patient progress through a history of audio clips. Moreover, Tenalog also provides MVP Reels, which highlight a patient's progress through automatically generated before/after clips.

Yes, Tenalog aids in planning for future therapy sessions by automatically generating session plan ideas based on the previous session. It also recommends relevant resources and activity lists from Ambiki's library of therapy tools, supporting SLPs in their session planning.

Parent-friendly summaries provided by Tenalog are simplified summaries of therapy sessions. They are designed to be easily understood by parents or guardians of the patients. These summaries can be shared with the family through Ambiki's Patient Portal.

Yes, Tenalog recommends relevant resources and activity lists from Ambiki's library of therapy tools for session planning. These resources are automatically recommended based on the content of the previous session and the patient's goals.

Tenalog saves time for SLPs by automating the various aspects of documentation. Rather than manually creating transcripts, visit notes, error analyses, and progress tracking documents, Tenalog automatically generates these from the audio recording of the therapy session. This leaves SLPs with more time to focus on providing quality therapy to their patients.

Yes, Tenalog is HIPAA-compliant. It uses Ambiki's HIPAA-compliant recorder for recording sessions and all the data processing and storage also strictly adheres to HIPAA regulations.

Tenalog is engineered to identify different speakers during a session. It adds speaker labels in the transcription to distinguish between the Speech-Language Pathologist and the patient. Currently, it is designed to support one-on-one sessions, i.e., one therapist and one patient.

At present, Tenalog supports transcription in English language only. Its pronunciation scoring is based on the General American English dialect. However, it does not explicitly support multiple languages or accents.

Yes, Tenalog works in areas with poor Wi-Fi. It allows the upload of an audio file or the ability to record directly online. Therefore, if Wi-Fi is poor, the session can be recorded locally on the device and uploaded later when a stable Wi-Fi connection is available.

Yes, Tenalog can work well with background noise during a session. While it filters out background noise to a large extent, it is highly recommended to conduct sessions in a quiet setting for best results.

Yes, Tenalog provides an Editor that lets users have full control over its output. SLPs can use this to edit any part of the generated transcript, correct speaker labels, timestamps, and adjust the scored segments.

Yes. While Tenalog is primarily designed for SLPs, Occupational Therapists (OTs) and Physical Therapists (PTs) can also use it, with some modifications to how they narrate their sessions.

It is not mandatory to have a pre-established Plan of Care (POC) or patient goals prior to using Tenalog. However, having these details on Ambiki adds more depth to the data analysis, visit note creation, and progress tracking that Tenalog performs.

The processing duration for an audio file using Tenalog is approximately 1.5 times the length of the file. For example, a 20-minute audio session typically takes about 30 minutes to be processed by Tenalog.

While there might be minor additional review work in the initial usage phase as therapists familiarize themselves with Tenalog, in the long run, Tenalog significantly reduces the time spent on creating visit notes, transcriptions, and tracking progress. So, it does not create overall additional administrative work for therapists.

Regarding consent, the necessity and format may depend on local laws and the rules of the licensing board. However, it is highly recommended to obtain written consent from the patient or their legal guardian before recording or uploading a session on Ambiki. Ambiki provides a sample consent form for Tenalog and the same can be used as an electronic form through the patient intake forms feature.