Nuance Dragon Medical One is a cloud-based clinical speech recognition solution that lets healthcare professionals dictate patient records and other medical documentation instead of typing. The product comes from Nuance, which is part of Microsoft. Microsoft's website describes Dragon Medical One as offering "advanced speech recognition" for documentation, and Microsoft also offers a migration path to Dragon Copilot, an AI clinical assistant. A smartphone can serve as a wireless microphone through PowerMic Mobile.
Nuance belongs to Microsoft Corporation, a US company, and is therefore subject to US jurisdiction, including the CLOUD Act. The product page states no hosting locations. According to resellers, Dragon Medical One runs on Microsoft Azure in data centres in the EU, the United Kingdom and Australia among others, and in Germany in Berlin and Frankfurt; this should be confirmed contractually. Because health data is involved, a European healthcare organisation should settle the hosting location, the data processing agreement and any use of speech data for model improvement in writing beforehand.