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Ohio State University

Ambient AI documentation at Wexner Medical Center

Ohio State reported that 100 clinicians regained 64 hours after expanding ambient AI documentation

WorkingCompany's own claimOfficial ↗

Problem

Typing clinical notes during appointments divided providers' attention between patients and computer screens. Documentation also consumed time after visits.

Approach

Wexner Medical Center piloted Microsoft Dragon Ambient eXperience Copilot in early 2024. With patient permission, providers recorded appointments and received draft clinical notes to review and edit. Ohio State expanded access to outpatient providers on July 1, 2024.

Results

64 hourstime regained by 100 clinicians during the first 2 weeks after expanded access, according to Ohio StateCompany's own claim[1]

Takeaway

The reported saving covered the first 2 weeks after access expanded. Providers still reviewed notes and corrected errors before use.

Categories

Business function
Production and quality
Innovation type
Process innovation
Evidence
Company's own claim

Sources

  1. How providers are using AI in healthcare appointments, and how patients feel about it
    Ohio State Health & Discovery21 Aug 2024Company publication

Source summaries

[1]Ohio State Health & Discovery21 Aug 2024

Ohio State described its ambient documentation pilot and subsequent expansion to outpatient settings. It reported that 100 clinicians regained 64 hours in the first 2 weeks after expanded access.

Full details are in the original sources.

Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026
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