Care documentation by voice input

At a joint meeting, Cologne-based Diakonie Michaelshoven and voize presented to Karl Lauterbach and Achim Post MdB how the provider is significantly reducing the workload of nursing staff with the voize voice AI system for care documentation. By using voize, the provider gives its employees an average of 18 minutes more time per shift, which can be used to care for residents. The meeting focused on discussing the role that innovations such as voize's AI technology will play in the future of care in order to relieve the burden on carers in the long term and ensure the quality of care.

The Diakonie Stiftung Salem was one of the first providers in Germany to establish voice-activated care documentation with the "voize" app. For 500 days, the app has been noticeably easing the burden on care staff - reason enough to celebrate its launch.

With the "voize" app from the start-up of the same name, every carpe diem nursing employee saves 20 to 30 minutes per shift on documentation - from one day to the next. How does it work - and who benefits from it?