Podcasts about medical scribes

In this episode, Randy Glick, BSB/PM, MCP, speaks with Erica D., MSN, FNP-BC, a full-time nurse practitioner and founder of The Nurse Practitioner Charting School. Erica's mission is to help clinicians reduce charting time and reclaim their personal lives, offering practical tips to combat burnout and improve work-life balance. She'll share insights on the impact of charting at home, three time-saving strategies for busy providers, and the potential role of AI medical scribes.

Before we dove into their use of an AI medical scribe, I had to take a minute to talk about their Student Health Center's experience using eClinicalWorks as their EHR and how they leveraged it to address some of the unique challenges and opportunities that student health faces.  Hussain made a compelling case for the value that eClinicalWorks offered their college health organization. Also, I was happy that a student health center was embracing an AI medical scribe like Sunoh since student health can often be slow adopters of the latest technology.  That's why I was especially curious to learn why and how Hussain and his team decided to roll out Sunoh in their organization.  Plus, he shares with us his staff's inital reaction to Sunoh. Learn more about Indiana University Student Health Center: https://healthcenter.indiana.edu/index.html Learn more about eClinicalWorks: https://www.eclinicalworks.com/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

Join us as we delve into the transformative potential of AI medical scribes in health care with family nurse practitioner Erica Dorn. Discover how this technology is reshaping clinical workflows, improving work-life balance, and addressing burnout while exploring its benefits, challenges, and ethical considerations. Erica D, the NP Charting Coach, is a family nurse practitioner and the creator of The Nurse Practitioner Charting School. She discussed the KevinMD article, "AI medical scribes: Boosting efficiency or risking over-reliance?" Our presenting sponsor is DAX Copilot by Microsoft. DAX Copilot, by Microsoft, is your AI assistant for automated clinical documentation and workflows. DAX Copilot allows physicians to do more with less and turn their words into a powerful productivity tool. DAX Copilot automates clinical documentation—making it available in the EHR within minutes—and clinical workflows, including referral letters, after-visit summaries, style and formatting customizations, and more. 70 percent of physicians who use DAX Copilot say it improves their work-life balance while reducing feelings of burnout and fatigue. Patients love it too! 93 percent of patients say their physician is more personable and conversational, and 75 percent of physicians say it improves patient experiences. Discover AI-powered solutions for clinical documentation and workflows. Click here to see a 12-minute DAX Copilot demo. VISIT SPONSOR → https://aka.ms/kevinmd SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST → https://www.kevinmd.com/podcast RECOMMENDED BY KEVINMD → https://www.kevinmd.com/recommended GET CME FOR THIS EPISODE → https://www.kevinmd.com/cme I'm partnering with Learner+ to offer clinicians access to an AI-powered reflective portfolio that rewards CME/CE credits from meaningful reflections. Find out more: https://www.kevinmd.com/learnerplus

E26: Deep dive into DeepScribe (https://www.deepscribe.ai/) with Dr. Dean Dalili. Introduction: Amy and Alex introduce the episode on AI in healthcare, featuring Dr. Dean Dalili from DeepScribe, an AI-based medical documentation service. Dean's Background: Dr. Dean Dalili shares his journey from internist at Johns Hopkins to Chief Medical Officer at DeepScribe, with a career in hospitalist practice, digital health, and leadership roles. Medical Scribes and Documentation: Discussion on the role of medical scribes, both in-person and AI-based, in reducing physician burnout and streamlining patient care documentation. DeepScribe Overview: DeepScribe uses AI to record and transcribe patient interactions, converting them into medical documentation, saving time, and improving patient engagement. Impact of AI on Healthcare: AI captures more detailed patient information, leading to improved patient outcomes. Physicians can review, edit, and sign off on AI-generated notes. Ambient Intelligence: DeepScribe aims to provide not just transcription but also data-driven insights and decision support for providers. AI's Potential: Discussion on AI assisting clinicians, not replacing them, by handling documentation and improving diagnostic accuracy. Patient Interaction: AI helps providers maintain eye contact and focus on the patient, improving patient satisfaction and engagement. AI Challenges and Future: Discussion on the evolving role of AI in healthcare, with possibilities for AI taking on more decision-making roles while working alongside physicians. Conclusion: The hosts reflect on the potential of AI to change healthcare workflows, and Dean invites listeners to learn more about DeepScribe and its applications in various healthcare settings.

When choosing a setting for their new ambient AI scribe solution, Arnavaz Hajizadeh Barfejani and Ali Daneshmand, Co-Founders of Zirr AI, chose general practitioners because they see enormous numbers of patients each day and could save significant time by letting generative AI create transcripts and SOAP notes. They plan to extend support to many specialties, but not by providing templates. Daneshmand points to the use of templates in EHRs and doubts that they'll be useful in ambient voice. Learn more about Zirr AI: https://zirr.ai/ Check out our full list of Ambient Clinical Voice (AI Medical Scribe) solutions: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/ambient-clinical-voice-companies/

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In this week's edition of the Healthcare Experience Matters Podcast, we take an in-depth look at some of the (often overlooked) benefits of medical scribes and their positive impact on the patient experience. We are excited to welcome Dr. Christine Meyer, an internal medicine physician, back to our program for today's episode. This is the second appearance of Dr. Meyer on our weekly podcast series. In addition to her being a passionate advocate for driving excellent patient experiences, she is the founder of Christine Meyer, MD, and Associates (CMMD), a practice with over 20 providers, 20,000 patients, and two buildings in the Philadelphia metro region. As mentioned, in her previous podcast interview episode with us entitled, Driving Excellent Patient Experiences by Improving the Little Things, she attributes the success of CMMD to the emphasis her team has placed on ensuring a top-notch patient experience for everyone who walks in the door. The growth of CMMD is not because of traditional advertising or marketing campaigns, but due to the positive word-of-mouth generated by patients at her clinic. Medical Scribes in Primary Care *Research on the use of medical scribes in the primary care setting has linked medical scribes to heightened productivity and efficiency, elevated healthcare provider satisfaction, and, in numerous instances, increased levels of patient satisfaction. This sentiment is corroborated by the stories told by Dr. Meyer in today's podcast. She joined our show to shed light on the often-underestimated advantages of incorporating medical scribes into the clinical setting. Medical scribes at CMMD not only document patient visits in real-time but also serve as an extension of the clinician, allowing Dr. Meyer to maintain eye contact and enhance the overall patient-provider interaction in general. Medical Scribe Logistics The discussion touches on the logistical aspects of hiring medical scribes, revealing that CMMD often hires pre-med or medical students seeking valuable experience during a gap year. Dr. Meyer emphasizes the dual benefits of this arrangement as patients receive more personalized care and detailed post-visit summaries, while clinicians experience a significant reduction in workload and stress. The conversation extends to the unique relationships formed between patients and scribes, where patients of CMMD often reach out to scribes for clarification on post-visit instructions. Dr. Meyer acknowledges the costliness of implementing such a system but highlights its impact on both patient satisfaction and clinician efficiency. As the discussion unfolds, Dr. Meyer addresses the misconception that medical scribes must have a traditional medical or patient care background, revealing that individuals with diverse healthcare-related degrees, including healthcare business, can excel in the role. This insightful conversation explores the multifaceted benefits of medical scribes, showcasing how they elevate the patient's experience while gaining invaluable patient care knowledge inside the clinic. For any medical student or aspiring medical trainees in the eastern Pennsylvania region who may be interested, Dr. Meyer invites you to reach out and join her expanding team. You can send her an email at Christine@ChristineMeyerMD.com to learn more! Sources Ziemann M, Erikson C, Krips M. The Use of Medical Scribes in Primary Care Settings: A Literature Synthesis. Med Care. 2021 Oct 1;59(Suppl 5):S449-S456. doi: 10.1097/MLR.0000000000001605. PMID: 34524242; PMCID: PMC8428869.

Studies show that the use of medical scribes to document details of patient visits and take on onerous paperwork has relieved physicians, freeing them up to focus on the work they do best: personalized, one-to-one patient care. In this podcast, doctors discuss the evolving role of medical scribes, training required, financial implications on a practice and their future potential both in human and an artificial intelligence form. 

Ambience Healthcare just came out of stealth mode with what they describe as fully automated AI medical scribes. I hopped on camera with Mike Ng, Co-Founder & CEO, and Nikhil Buduma, Co-Founder & Chief Scientist at Ambience Healthcare to learn more about how they're approaching this EHR documentation burden problem. In the video interview they share about Ambience Healthcare and how their solution fits between things like Human Scribes, Ambient Clinical Voice, and EHR templates. They also share what the workflow looks like for a clinician using their product and how much of the backend technology is done by humans versus technology (Spoiler Alert: It's all Technology done in real time). We also talk about whether a clinician has to change the way they talk in the exam room for this solution to work and how they approach building trust with clinicians in the accuracy of the notes that are generated. It's still early in the life of Ambience Healthcare since they just came out of stealth mode, but I think many will be interested to check out a demo and see if it can solve some of the issues I identify above. Check out the video interview to learn more about Ambience Healthcare's solution. Learn more about Ambience Healthcare: https://ambiencehealthcare.com/ Find more great health IT content: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

Welcome to the Alpha Coding Podcast series with your host, Toni Elhoms, CCS, CPC, CPMA, CRC, AHIMA-Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer! Episode 65 will cover Medical Coding Pro-Tips for Navigating Medical Scribe Compliance 1. Understand the Medical Scribe’s role 2. Medical Scribes are not required to be licensed 3. Know the Joint Commission standards 4. Medical Scribes are not exclusive to Doctors 5. Medical Scribes do not require an employment relationship with the Practitioner 6. Medical Scribes require training and must comply with the same regulatory requirements as other personnel 7. Strong Attestations are key for compliance 8. Medical Scribes are not qualified to function as Medical Coders 9. You cannot bill separately for the Scribe’s time 10. Oversight and auditing protocols are crucial for compliance Join us every Monday for your all-access pass to medical coding and billing Pro-Tips that help you start your week off smarter! If you would like to become a sponsor of Alpha Coding Podcast, please contact us directly for pricing: AlphaCodingExperts@gmail.com

AQuity is one of the worlds leading Medical Transcription / Healthcare Documentation companies. Justin sat down with the Manager of Transcription Services and Canadian Healthcare Documentation Operations, Lisa DiBerardino. The two discussed the Medical Transcription industry through COVID-19, working from home, flexible work/life balance, and Medical Scribes.   The post We Have Answers Podcast Episode 4: A Chat with AQuity appeared first on CanScribe Career College.

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Medical Scribes by Dave and Peggy

This week, Thomas, Audrey, and David bring you a journal club featuring discussion of three recent papers: Fatal and Nonfatal Overdose Among Pregnant and Postpartum Women in Massachusetts by Davida M Shiff, Timothy Nielsen, Mishka Terplan, Malena Hood, Dana Bernson, Hafsato Diop, Monica Bharel, Timothy Wilens, Marc LaRochelle, Alexander Walley, and Thomas Land; Changes in midlife death rates across racial and ethnic groups in the United States: systematic analysis of vital statistics by Steven H Woolf, Derek Chapman, Jeanine Buchanich, Kendra Bobby, Emily Zimmerman, and Sarah Blackburn; and Association of Medical Scribes in Primary care with physician workflow and patient experience by Pranita Mishra, Jacquelin Kiang and Richard Grant. Links for our pearls: amazing fish and an excellent commentary from John Frey on loneliness.

Today's stories: A new program at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama is changing the way doctors and patients communicate during appointments. Also, beginning March 1st, students from around the country will be able to enter into the 36th Annual Student Aviation Art Competition, being held by the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.

Medical Scribes offer some advantages to doctors and to patients –but not everyone approves.

Smoldering below the surface is burnout, and it’s taking a toll on physicians. With increasingly high rates of reported physician suicides and an alarming decline in the volume of medical school applications, this situation could be the nation’s next healthcare crisis. The good news: A study published in April’s World Journal of Urology reported that using scribes in a urology practice significantly increased physician efficiency, work satisfaction, and revenue. Enter Talk Ten Tuesdays special guest Dr. Suzette Sutherland, associate professor in the department of urology at the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Sutherland reported on her facility’s training program and how using scribes is improving efficiency but also improving physician-patient relationships, patient satisfaction, and provider satisfaction, leading to less physician burnout. Other segments to be featured on the broadcast include: Tuesday Focus - Risk Adjustment: We had two reports on this trending topic: Sheri Poe Bernard, author of the American Medical Association 2018 publication “Risk Adjustment Documentation and Coding,” joined the broadcast to discuss her new book. And also reporting on the Tuesday Focus on risk adjustment was Marie A. Morin, director at Alvarez and Marsal Healthcare Industry Group LLC. Marie reported on risk adjustment payment methodologies. Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk: Larry Field, DO, anchored the Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk and presented the very latest healthcare news. Dr. Field is the treasurer of the American College of Physician Advisors. Coding Report: Nationally recognized coding and documentation authority Terry Fletcher will continued her report on errors she is uncovering in a review of more than thousands of records. Terry shared her findings in the third of a four-part series on auditing issues in physician documentation she is reporting exclusively for ICD10monitor. CDI Report: The ICD10monitor contributor Glenn Krauss, the CDI manager at University Health Systems Las Vegas, reported on how CDI supports the ancient oath: “First, do no harm. Talk Ten Tuesdays. More than just talk.™

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