Health, Wellness, and BeautyPatient Safety Management4HighNew Grad Nurse$ implied
New grad nurse with dyslexia worries that number switching, spelling difficulties, and reliance on verbal orders in the ER will lead to charting errors and patient safety risks.
Spell check alone does not catch transposed numbers, verbal order entry errors, or provide the reading/writing support needed for quick, accurate charting in a high-pressure ER environment.
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Opp. Score
49
Severity
4High
Willingness to Pay
implied
Added
May 14, 2026
Workarounds Described
- spell check
- needs words spelled out letter by letter or written down clearly
Implied Software Gaps
- Spell check that covers medical terminology and alerts for common dyslexia errors like number reversal
- Read-back feature that audibly confirms dictated verbal orders before submission
App Concept
SafeChart Dyslexia Assist
An Epic-integrated add-on that provides real-time spell check with medical terms, number reversal warnings, and a verbal order read-back and confirmation feature. It also offers a text-to-speech playback option so nurses can hear chart entries before signing off.
Key Features
- Real-time medical spell check with autocorrect suggestions
- Number reversal flagging (e.g., warns when 73 entered as 37)
- Verbal order read-back and forced confirmation step
- Text-to-speech playback of charted notes
Target Users: Dyslexic nurses and healthcare professionals in hospital settings, especially ER and ICU, using Epic EHR.
Revenue Model: $19.99/mo individual subscription or $199.99/year; institutional licensing available at $5/employee/month
Existing Solutions Mentioned
spell check
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