Kansas City VAMC clinicians embrace ambient scribe technology
At the Kansas City VA Medical Center, clinicians have been using ambient scribe technology for three months. This technology has led to reduced documentation time for providers, allowing them to spend more time with patients. The results of a 90-day evaluation are positive, with all 18 participating clinicians wanting to continue using the tool.
The technology helps draft clinical notes, freeing up providers to focus on patient care. Further details on the benefits and implementation of ambient scribe technology at the Kansas City VA Medical Center are available from the source. The technology appears to be improving the experience for both providers and veterans.
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