Impact of AI Scribes on Physician Productivity and Workflow in Medical Oncology.

Nima Toussi^1,2, Caroline Zhang², Jocelyn Kang², Edward J Licitra³

¹College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK.

²Knowtex Inc., San Francisco, CA.

³Astera Cancer Care, East Brunswick, NJ.

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Abstract

PURPOSE: Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes are being rapidly adopted in oncology, yet their real-world impact on physician productivity, workflow, and workplace satisfaction is understudied. We evaluated the quantitative and qualitative effects of an AI scribe with electronic medical record (EMR) integration in a multisite community oncology practice. METHODS: This single-center, multisite stu…

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