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The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted documentation tools, such as ambient scribes, has promised to save time and reduce clinician burnout. Ambient scribe technology has begun to deliver, showing reduction in cognitive burden, greater efficiency in documentation, and improved engagement with patients, although the long-term impact on burnout and patient safety have yet to materialize.1,2 Additionally, little is known about the quality of AI generated documentation or the shift in cognitive workload.
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