AI scribes don’t increase efficiency
Roupen Odabashian, Internal Medicine Physician and Hematology/Oncology Fellow at Karmanos Cancer Institute, shared a recent article by Tsai-Ling Liu on LinkedIn:
“Great study from NEJM AI shows that AI scribes don’t increase efficiency.
I agree with this finding; I still spend the same amount of time on my notes when using an AI scribe, but the mental burden of writing notes is definitely reduced.
Please note that there are several limitations to this study, including the small sample size and its focus on family doctors.”
Title: Does AI-Powered Clinical Documentation Enhance Clinician Efficiency? A Longitudinal Study
Authors: Tsai-Ling Liu, Timothy C. Hetherington, Ajay Dharod, Tracey Carroll, Richa Bundy, Hieu Nguyen, Henry E. Bundy, McKenzie Isreal, Andrew McWilliams and Jeffrey A. Cleveland
Dr. Roupen Odabashian is an accomplished Internal Medicine Physician and Hematology/Oncology Fellow with a profound commitment to advancing healthcare through clinical practice, research, and technology. Currently based at the prestigious Karmanos Cancer Institute, Dr. Odabashian is actively involved in pioneering cancer treatments and conducting clinical research.
In addition to his clinical work he hosts podcast at OncoDaily, engaging with leading experts in oncology to share valuable insights with the medical community. Dr. Odabashian also contributes his expertise as an advisor at Spiraldot Health and Mesh AI, supporting innovative ventures in healthcare technology and collaborative scheduling to combat clinician burnout.
With his diverse roles and unwavering dedication, Dr. Odabashian exemplifies a commitment to driving positive change in healthcare.
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