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Stanford Deploys Nuance AI-Powered Clinical Documentation

by HIMSS24 AI Strategic Partnerships 03/11/2024 Leave a Comment

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What You Should Know:

– Stanford Health Care, a leader in medical innovation, is deploying Nuance Dragon® Ambient eXperience™ (DAX™) Copilot to streamline clinical documentation and improve patient care.

– The AI-powered clinical documentation solution automates the creation of clinical summaries during patient exams, freeing up physicians’ time and reducing administrative burdens.

Combating Physician Burnout with AI

Physician burnout is a major concern in the healthcare industry.  DAX Copilot directly addresses this by automatically creating draft summaries of patient encounters, freeing up physicians’ time for more patient interaction and reducing administrative burden. Physician burnout is a major concern in the healthcare industry.

DAX Copilot addresses this by:

– Automating documentation: The system uses advanced AI to capture conversations during patient visits and generate draft summaries in seconds.

– Reducing administrative tasks: Physicians spend less time on paperwork and more time interacting with patients.

– Improving efficiency: Streamlined documentation allows doctors to see more patients each day.

“DAX Copilot is part of our broader strategy to leverage AI to transform the health care experience for our providers and the patients we serve. By automating clinical documentation, we can increase efficiency while improving the quality of the clinical data captured during each encounter,” said Dr. Michael A. Pfeffer, Chief Information Officer and Associate Dean, Stanford Health Care and Stanford School of Medicine. “Backed by Nuance and Microsoft, DAX Copilot has shown significant value for our physicians who used the solution during our initial pilot deployment. Patients whose providers participated in the pilot also appreciated having their doctor’s full and undivided attention during clinic or telehealth visits. We’re looking forward to rolling the solution out across all of our facilities and clinics.”

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