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Ambient Artificial Intelligence Scribes and Physician Financial Productivity

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By A Jay Holmgren
| JAMA Network Verified
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Patient Portals-Balancing Workload and Opportunity

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By Eve Rittenberg, A Jay Holmgren, Nate C. Apathy, Christine A. Sinsky
| JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews
Patient Portals—Balancing Workload and Opportunity Soon after the earliest email systems were developed in the late 1960s, electronic messages began to pile up. The onslaught of messages surprised early adopters and spurred the development of message management systems from which modern email applications descended.1 Sixty years later, health care email has arrived in earnest with the development of patient portal messaging systems.
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Trends in Physician Electronic Health Record Time and Message Volume

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By A Jay Holmgren
| JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews
Physician work is increasingly centered around the electronic health record (EHR), which consumes nearly 50% of scheduled clinic time.1 Time spent in the EHR and inbox has been associated with burnout.2,3 Patient-initiated medical advice request messages increased substantially at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic as other forms of care access were limited.4 However, it is unclear how durable the post–COVID-19 increase in patient medical advice request volume has been, whether the rise in...
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