Since healthcare systems started using electronic health records, a computer has become an extra character in many medical visits. Clinicians need to document everything in the electronic health record and often spend time in exam rooms clicking and typing as they interact with a patient. Artificial intelligence (AI) scribe products can now listen to those interactions and help your provider efficiently document them into the electronic health record. “It has been transformative in my experience in clinical care. I’m able to have a conversation looking in the person’s eyes instead of at the computer,” says Abby Abelson, MD, MACR, Chair of the Department of Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases at Cleveland Clinic.
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