Subjective and Objective Impacts of Ambulatory AI Scribes

Julia Adler-Milstein; Orianna DeMasi; Hossein Soleimani; Sarah Beck; Maria E Byron; Aris Oates; Robert Thombley; Jinoos Yazdany; Sara G Murray

doi:10.37765/ajmc.2026.89869

January 1, 2026The American Journal of Managed Care

Subjective and Objective Impacts of Ambulatory AI Scribes

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Physicians using AI scribes reported DocTime reductions, indicating increased efficiency.
A notable aspect is that higher baseline DocTime users experienced more significant time savings.
The analysis involved comparing subjective perceptions of time saved versus actual recorded time savings.
These findings highlight the variable effectiveness of AI scribes among different physician efficiency levels.

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Observational analysis on time savings from AI scribes in physicians, suggesting reduced DocTime for select individuals.

Abstract

Although most physicians perceived DocTime reductions from AI scribe use, those realizing the majority of actual time savings were those with higher relative baseline DocTime.

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Adler-Milstein et al. (2026) studied this question.

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