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Ambient Digital Scribes Populating Clinical Notes
The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of Ambient Digital Scribes that will automatically record clinical encounters and use AI technology to populate clinical notes. The investigators expect that when clinicians do not need to either write notes during the clinical encounter and can instead face patients when talking, several effects could result, including 1) patients report higher satisfaction with the visit 2) clinicians report less burnout, and 3) clinician-patient communication includes more evidence-based tools that indicate high quality communication.
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