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Longitudinal effects ambient AI scribe use on encounter-level outcomes: A quasi-experimental study

2026-01-13 health informatics Title + abstract only
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ImportanceClinician adoption and adaptation of new tools evolve over time. Prior studies of ambient Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes have primarily relied on single time-point measurements (e.g., pre-post), potentially obfuscating their true impact on outcomes. ObjectiveTo investigate longitudinal effects of an AI scribe tool on patient encounter-level outcomes. DesignCase series across 48 weeks (24 pre, 24 post) per clinician. SettingPrimary care clinical encounters occurring between 01/...

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