Note accuracy is directly correlated with audio quality. It's the most important factor in getting accurate notes in VetNotes.
5 Steps to Maximise Note Accuracy by Improving Audio Quality
1) Microphone Choice
A good quality mic is very important. We recommend:
USB Mic for most clinics: Razer Seiren V3 Mini (~$60USD)
Wireless mic for large consult rooms: DJI Mic Mini (~$80 USD)
When using mobile devices, place the device close to you.
2) Communication style
To maximise note accuracy, you may consider;
Speaking slowly
Summarising key info back to the client, eg "Ok so Fluffy has been vomiting for 3 days..."
Clearly articulating key info, eg which pharmaceuticals you're giving
3) Proximity
Ideally be within 1-2 metres of the mic
4) Directionality
Ideally face the microphone
Avoid having it behind an object (eg computer screen)
5) Echo
Echo will degrade the microphone performance
This can be easily solved with in-expensive acoustic panelling on the walls (~$40 US)