Study of 2,901 clinicians finds AI scribe adoption varies widely by specialty
anjalie_f · x · 2026-11-04
A retrospective cohort study published in npj Digital Medicine examined enterprise-scale adoption of ambient AI scribe technology among 2,901 ambulatory clinicians at an integrated academic health system.
- Data links electronic health records with vendor usage data from December 2024 through May 2025
- Adoption of AI tools that draft visit notes varied widely across specialties and care settings
- The authors conclude that hospitals need tailored, specialty-specific support to turn access into routine use — provisioning alone isn't enough
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