Give every clinician in a group practice an AI note-taker
A therapy practice with back-to-back 50-minute sessions had about 10 minutes between clients. Not everyone liked the idea of AI, so they introduced an AI scribe gradually and let clinicians choose.
Reported results
The source reports up to 1 hour saved per clinician per day on note-taking.
Explain to the team what is recorded, where it's stored and for how long.
Let sceptical clinicians opt in later.
Share good prompts/templates within the team.
Next: test it on longer assessment reports.
⚠️ Watch out
Respect clinicians who don't want AI; adoption works better when voluntary.
Results are as reported by the source and have not been independently verified. Steps are our own suggestions. We are not affiliated with the vendors named and earn nothing from these links.
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