Christus piloted Abridge’s technology to study the impact of generative AI on clinicians. The health system found that with the help of Abridge, clinicians spent an average of 60% less time on documentation, according to a June 13 news release from Abridge. Additionally, clinicians saw a 78% decrease in cognitive load, leading to a more concentrated and effective patient care approach, according to the release.
The health system said it plans to make Abridge accessible to all ambulatory clinicians within the next few months.
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