DeepScribe

Looking for podcast recommendations for the holiday weekend? Check out recent episodes from two outstanding healthcare podcasts: ?? DeepScribe CEO Matthew Ko is Saul Marquez' guest on the Outcomes Rocket podcast, sharing his founder story, experiences managing care for his mom, and thoughts on where #ambientAI can go in the months and years to come. ?? Our Chief Medical Officer, Dean Dalili, MD, MHCM joins Amy Schiffman, MD, MHS, HMD and Dr. Alex Mohseni on the popular Mastering Medicare podcast, taking a deep dive into ambient AI, its place in the industry today, and the ongoing evolution of medical documentation. Here's a quick summary, highlights, and links to both podcasts. Listen, enjoy, and have a wonderful holiday weekend! https://lnkd.in/eEJ3X5mX

When talking about his approach to care, Moin Salah, MD, MBA talks a lot about "active listening". For Dr. Salah, a sports medicine specialist at Commons Clinic in L.A., listening is absolutely vital. Consider the stories that patients tell musculoskeletal doctors - they're almost always about pain. Clinicians need the space to listen closely to those stories, not just to gain clinical insight for care, but to exhibit the empathy a person in pain wants and needs (and expects) from their doctor. DeepScribe #AmbientAI is helping orthopedic clinicians like Dr. Salah really focus on making that connection and get a thorough, ortho-specific note moments after. ?? Check out this clip from Dr. Salah during our latest DeepScribe Zoom conversation, talking about his reaction to AI scribing and the power he feels it can bring to a medical group. #practicehealth #clinicianwellbeing #patientexperience

As we talk with clinicians every week about their experiences, we noticed one topic has recently been coming up often: The importance of the collaboration between physician and patient - especially in cases requiring ongoing care, surgery, or both. Physicians in our Zoom conversations talk about making treatment decisions *with* their patients, rather than *for* them. Clinicians see it leading to greater patient engagement, better adherence to care plans, and a more positive outlook by the patient. (Of course, we love hearing how our ambient AI is contributing - making it possible for those conversations to be front-and-center during patient visits.) In a MedCity News piece today, one healthcare leader suggested less "paternalism" from providers and more focus on patient autonomy. Tell us: ?? What is your take on physician-patient collaboration? ?? If you're a healthcare provider, how do you approach the decision-making process with your patients. #patientexperience #physicianwellbeing #AImedicalscribe #specialtycare

Clinicians give us feedback all the time - just as you'd expect. Getting that feedback is part of our process. Which makes sense, of course, because our specialty-specific #ambientAI is *for* clinicians. Hearing from them, and talking with them, is the only way we can evolve, expand, and refine the DeepScribe platform in the most useful, beneficial ways. (Any #UX person will tell you that's just a best practice. ??) Nathan Shumway, DO, FACP at Texas Oncology shared his feedback recently - about using DeepScribe for complex care, but also about having his recommendations heard and applied. Give a listen. (We do.) #oncologists #specialtycare #feedbackloop #clinicianwellbeing

Ask anyone in healthcare what's needed to deliver the best possible patient experience and you'll get plenty of answers. Dozens. But to consistently care for patients at a high level, we need to consistently care for the clinicians who take care of them. That's at the core of what Commons Clinic CEO and Co-founder Nick Aubin talks about it in this Zoom video clip. Nick is the latest healthcare leader (and DeepScribe customer) to join our Zoom video conversations - here, he breaks down how Commons Clinic attracts and satisfies orthopedic surgeons, and where technology comes into play. Check out the video. Then tell us: What are your thoughts on the link between physician satisfaction and the patient experience? #ambientAI #orthopedics #leadershipclip #clinicianwellbeing #patientexperience

Cardiologists spend about 10 extra hours a week documenting their patient visits. Makes it tough to keep a "normal" work schedule, especially if you're part of an independent cardiovascular practice. CardioOne helps those independent cardiologists by providing the tools and support needed to thrive, fueling a network of outstanding cardiovascular care. By partnering with DeepScribe, CardioOne gives their partner practices AI medical scribe technology made for them, customized for cardiology. Clinicians gain that time back and get complete, cardiology-specific notes that help improve care. CardioOne CEO and Co-founder Jasen Gundersen MD, MBA says "The proof of DeepScribe's value is that our partner physicians use it all the time." And we're thrilled to hear it. Find out more about CardioOne and the CardioOne-DeepScribe partnership in this case study. And share your thoughts below. #ambientAI #cardiology #clinicaldocumentation #clinicianwellbeing https://lnkd.in/e8x6srGV

You already know the pressing problems with clinical documentation: ?? It takes hours a day. ?? It distracts from the actual delivery of care. ?? When managed at day's end (... or later), the resulting note is often less than comprehensive. (We hear this directly from physicians all the time.) ?? Solution: Use an AI scribe to manage your documentation. But among the many considerations for the right AI scribe is the idea of context. An initial visit is not a follow-up visit - if your ambient AI can't understand the context of your care, you're left with more work. But what if your AI scribe understood the context of each patient encounter? It works like this: Imagine you're seeing a patient for the sixth time about their anemia. Instead of having to verbalize their entire history so it can be captured, you can have a natural conversation and focus on any new developments. Context-aware AI (like DeepScribe) will pull relevant information from past notes - and modify them as is appropriate - to create a complete, current note that reflects the patient's ongoing story. The result is far more efficient for clinicians, and removes the need for excessive verbalization or repetition. This approach is most valuable for specialties like oncology and cardiology, where chronic conditions require regular follow-ups. By minimizing the need to restate patient histories, clinicians can give their attention to the day's conversation and concerns. We invite you to read more about context awareness in ambient AI, and how it's part of the DeepScribe Difference. What are your thoughts? How could context awareness improve your documentation process? https://lnkd.in/eFpkRzVA #AmbientAI #AIScribe #ClinicalDocumentation #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicianWellbeing

If you use an AI scribe, how do you determine how accurate it is? (Or: Does you AI vendor share statistics on accuracy and quality?) Accurate AI documentation means less time charting and a far more comprehensive, informative note. ?? Our data scientists created a methodology to measure AI-generated clinical notes across six key areas. If you haven't yet checked it out, and our metrics, take a look. And leave questions and thoughts in the comments! #ambientAI #AIscribe #transparency #clinicianwellbeing #patientexperience https://lnkd.in/eXs9EJp7

Did you know that the ancient Egyptians documented medical information? Dean Dalili, MD, MHCM, our Chief Medical Officer, puts that history in perspective as the guest on Mastering Medicare, the excellent podcast from Amy Schiffman, MD, MHS, HMD and Dr. Alex Mohseni. Check out this short clip, and be sure to listen to the entire episode as all three MDs deep dive into how we got to today's world of medical documentation and the transformation taking place with ambient AI. Here's the episode: https://lnkd.in/e4k5smkT #ambientAI #podcasts #clinicianwellbeing #patientexperience

Last week, we featured some chat time with Dr. Jaymeson Stroud, a radiation oncologist with Ackerman Cancer Center. Today, some early-morning talk with Dr. Ackerman himself, Scot Ackerman, MD, FACR (you can see in the video that the sun wasn't even up yet...) Dr. Ackerman and his team of nine clinicians make up one of the most innovative oncology groups in the country - the first private practice using proton therapy to treat cancer. Complex stuff, as Dr. Ackerman will tell you. But before using AI scribing, he couldn't capture that complexity in clinical notes the way he wanted. In today's short video, Dr. Ackerman talks about applying DeepScribe #ambientAI to his workload - for a truly thorough oncology note and, for him, a better way of delivering care. Watch the video, and share your stories or questions. #oncology #specialtycare #clinicianwellbeing #patientexperience