All voice transaction data capture—dictation system

An organization system for an All Voice Transaction Data Capture-Dictation System consisting of:

• a) a user dictation producing input voice files including documentation subjects while capturing subjects as computable data,
• b) a dictation technique used to introduce a plurality of one or more words dictated subject captions to identify free expression prose including an ending phrase “end-it,” the ending words “end-it” are preferred, however they could be replaced in the dictationbase software by some other choice;
• c) using a prescribed preformatted template rich text format (RTF) word processing file including tagged subject identifiers to setup each dictation application;
• d) dictating a voice file using dictation subject captions listed on a reminder list outline to be recorded with prose as a voice file compatible with listening and playback used by the transcription source,
• e) submitting the transcript produced from the dictated voice file including dictated subject captions, colon, or some other punctuation character to identify prose terminated by the phrase “end-it” as transcribed by any transcription source;
• for computer processing (programmatic processing recited)
• f) storing prescribed dictated prose with dictated subject captions in the dictation application including the user as an indexed textual database table as organized in the dictationbase,
• g) storing pre-configured applications including those for the healthcare industry filed by specialty,
• h) storing transcripts comprised of dictated subject captions (one or more words) with prose dictated,
• i) storing a prescribed dictation application by address ID and the specified user,
• j) setting up, entering and accessing a secure type-once subject identifier data table configured for use with multiple applications including one or more unique subject identifiers to be used as the look-up key,
• k) entering static data (user, and staff) in the secure dictationbase system,
• l) entering type-once private secure essential data including elements for use in multiple dictation applications;
• m) users assigning and entering (one or more words) as dictation subject captions,
• n) dictating a subject caption “application name” followed by a colon or some other punctuation character including the application name and the phrase “end-it” to terminate the entry,
• o) selectively dictating subject captions with a prescribed modifier uttering assigned words (one or more words) to insert default copy stored in the dictationbase to assemble the final documentation during computer processing,
• p) uttering a prescribed modifier for each dictated subject caption before the colon or some other punctuation character or after the colon with or without including prose followed by “end-it”;
• q) submitting for computer processing transcripts with dictated subject captions with prose followed by “end-it”, preformatted templates, type once data subject identifiers, including the user identification to assemble documents and store dictated subject captions by subject identified data in the specific dictation application by address ID,
• r) submitting for computer processing dictated subject caption identified prose in transcripts including sorting, comparing, identifying, merging, including reading/writing to document templates and executing defined read/write connections with resource databases.
• s) searching indexed information by dictated subject caption, subject identifier and/or specific prose dictated information designated by the user.