17.2.2 Dictation Patch Release Notes

17.2.2 nVoq Dictation Patch Release
December 1, 2022 - See Production Deployments for deployment dates, when available.

nVoq Dictation

Fix for Vocabulary Terms Working Like Substitutions - In the 17.2.0 release of the dictation server, multiple-word vocabulary terms may work like substitutions in a dictated transcript. This could appear as a complete replacement of letters in the transcript if the vocabulary term included a period. For example, if "Dr. S." was added as a vocabulary term, a dictation of "the patient had dry skin" could return as "the patient had Dr. S.in." Like substitutions, these vocabulary terms also appear on the Review & Correct Detail page only in the Substituted Text tab. These issues are related to work done in the 17.2.0 release to allow vocabulary terms to honor case for multi-word vocabulary terms. In the 17.2.2 patch release, the vocabulary case framework has been updated so that these vocabulary terms appear on the Original Text tab on the Review & Correct Detail page, and the case-matched form of vocabulary terms appear in the speech bubble in nVoq.Voice, or in the pop-up audio meter in SayIt. (D-13127, 11/30/2022) 
Note that there is still an issue with multi-word vocabulary terms returning lowercase at the beginning of a sentence if the term was added to vocabulary in lowercase. For example, if "osseous structures" is added as a vocabulary term, it could return at the beginning of a sentence as "osseous structures are unremarkable." This is scheduled to be fixed in a future release (B-17028).