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JMIR Form Res2026;10e84628.March 12, 2026Journal Article

AI-Powered Documentation for Mental Health Providers: Retrospective Observational Mixed Methods Study.

Kaitlin E McCrudden1, Mackenzie S Swirbul1, Emily E Peake1, Michael J Rodio1, Aarthi Padmanabhan1
1Talkspace, 2578 Broadway #607, New York, NY, 10025, United States, 1 888-846-4821.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Mental health providers (MHPs) face a significant administrative burden from documentation, which can contribute to burnout and reduce time available for direct patient care. Although artificial intelligence (AI)-powered scribes have shown promise in general medical settings, their utility has not been well explored in the specific context of mental health care. This study describes th…

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