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Voice Commands Quick Reference Card PowerScribe 360 Reporting Commands for Dictating and Editing Action All Caps That Capitalizes all letters in the selected word Get PACS Image Apply Findings Applies findings to template Insert Contributors Opens Contributors window Approve Report Approves the report used by resident providers to return a report to an attending for final review and signature Insert Custom Fields Opens Custom Fields window Insert Diagnosis Codes Opens Diagnosis Codes window A ...

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