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What studies tell us about documentation workload and AI assistants, and where we still need robust answers.

2016DOCUMENTATION WORKLOAD

Where does the time go
in daily practice?

Sinsky and colleagues studied how time is spent across four outpatient specialties in the US. Their observational study highlights the role of electronic documentation and desk work.

Original publication Sinsky et al. · Annals of Internal Medicine
2024AMBIENT AI

More attention
in the conversation.

Tierney and colleagues describe the use of AI scribes in clinical care. Their work explores the potential to reduce documentation workload and support doctor–patient interaction.

View publication Tierney et al. · NEJM Catalyst
SCIENCE NEEDS CONTEXT

What does this mean
for your practice?

01

Healthcare settings differ.

US studies cannot be directly generalised to German practices, billing systems and workflows.

02

Results are product-specific.

Results from other AI assistants are not evidence of Sanadoc's effectiveness.

03

Our own evaluation is planned.

Sanadoc is preparing studies on documentation time and ICD-10-GM coding in everyday German practice.

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