For the study, 112 primary care clinicians using Nuance’s Dragon Ambient eXperience (DAX) Copilot and a control group of 103 clinicians from similar practices who were not using DAX participated. The research team evaluated the clinicians’ use of electronic health records and the financial impact over 180 days, with subgroups of active and high users with the DAX group.
While the researchers found that the tool did not make clinicians as a group more efficient, their analysis suggested that small decreases in documentation hours could result from higher usage of the software and among clinicians with a lower volume of documentation needs, which could be a path for future study.
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