Dragon Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant for clinicians. It listens to the consultation, writes the clinical note, and takes care of the paperwork that follows — so the record is finished before the patient leaves the room. Microsoft has not announced an Australian release date. Register below and we will contact you when it becomes available here.
With the patient's consent, Dragon Copilot listens to the conversation and drafts a structured clinical note from it. The clinician reviews and signs — the AI never writes to the record unchecked.
Everything Dragon Medical One does today — dictation, custom vocabulary, auto-texts, voice commands — plus ambient documentation, in a single application rather than two.
Referral letters, orders and summaries drafted from the same conversation, and answers to clinical questions drawn from trusted medical sources.
While Dragon Copilot is on its way, Australian clinicians are not waiting. Dragon Medical One is available here now, runs on Australian infrastructure, and is supplied and supported by Voice Recognition Australia. It is the clinical dictation standard used across Australian hospitals, specialist rooms and general practice.
It is also the natural starting point. Microsoft documents a migration path from Dragon Medical One to Dragon Copilot that carries your saved commands, vocabularies, templates and auto-texts across — so the work you put in now is not lost when Copilot arrives.
Read about Dragon Medical One in Australia · Dragon Medical One from Voice Recognition Australia
Available in Australia today, on Australian infrastructure. What it does and how it is licensed.
How Australian health departments and hospital networks procure clinical speech recognition.
Which Australian clinical and practice management systems Dragon works with.
Tell us your clinical software and how many clinicians you have. We will confirm Dragon Copilot availability and licensing for your organisation as soon as it is released in Australia — and in the meantime, what you can do with Dragon Medical One today.
