Under the partnership, the University of Kansas Health System will use Abridge’s health documentation technology to summarize medical conversations, according to a March 2 release from Abridge.
“With Abridge, we have found a powerful solution that addresses the biggest challenge facing our providers — excessive time spent on documentation including non-traditional hours,” said Gregory Ator, MD, chief medical information officer at the University of Kansas Health System.
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