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The impact of an ambient documentation tool on the care experience of clinical pharmacists embedded in ambulatory clinics: A mixed methods evaluation
2025-12-27
health systems and quality improvement
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PurposeAmbient Documentation Tools (ADT) are an emerging technology designed to help clinicians complete documentation better with less time and effort. This study aimed to understand the impact of ADT on the pharmacist care experience. MethodsData from Epic Signal, surveys, and interviews were collected between February 2024 and October 2025 from 41 medication therapy disease management (MTDM) pharmacists across 33 primary care and subspecialty clinics at a large integrated health system who w...
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