Question: Is there an AI tool that can help doctors reduce their documentation time and improve patient care?

One of the most promising tools is Suki, an AI voice assistant designed to automate clinical work. It can generate ambient notes, transcribe dictation, suggest coding and answer questions. Suki is tightly integrated with major EHR systems and follows industry leading security standards. It cuts down on documentation time by 72% so clinicians can spend more time on patients.

Another promising tool is Abridge, generative AI software that converts clinical conversations into structured notes directly embedded into Epic systems. It can generate notes in real time in multiple languages and provide clinically validated summaries across different specialties. Abridge can free clinicians from up to 70 hours of work per month, giving them better work-life balance and improving care quality by reducing the burden of documentation.

If you're looking for a medical scribe tool, Freed uses AI to transcribe conversations and learn a clinician's style and formatting so it can generate custom clinical notes. It can integrate directly with EHR systems and is secure with HIPAA compliance. Freed can free up time for clinicians so they can spend more time with patients and on personal activities.