The Risk of Over-Documenting and How AI Medical Scribes Fix It In healthcare, every patient visit must be documented so that another clinician can understand what happened, why decisions were made, and what should happen next. Over-documenting means writing more than is needed. It usually includes information that is not relevant, not observed, or not…
AI Scribe Selection: 7 Smart Questions Clinicians Must Ask One of the busy family medicine physicians, Dr Smith, ends her clinic day with six unfinished notes. Similar to this, a cardiologist down the hall faces the same problem: documentation creeping into evenings. Meanwhile, a psychiatrist in the same facility spends an extra two hours every…
Can Medical AI Scribes Beat Humans in Cost, Accuracy and Efficiency? If we were to list the most time-intensive responsibilities in modern healthcare, clinical documentation would unequivocally top the chart, acting as the connective tissue between diagnosis, treatment, compliance, and reimbursement. Ever since electronic health records (EHRs) became federally mandated in the United States, the burden…