Is AI safe in my notes?
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Five questions to ask any AI scribe vendor before you trust it with your notes, and how WoundScribe answers them.
Only about 4 in 10 practices using AI say it actually reduced their workload, so it pays to ask hard questions before you adopt an AI scribe for wound care. Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Lucian Feraru, holds us to five questions. Ask them of any vendor, including us.
The five questions
- Was it independently evaluated, and tested for hallucinations?
- Who signs the note, and can I edit everything before I sign?
- How is patient data protected, and will you sign a BAA?
- Does it work with the EMR I already use?
- Do I pay for seats, or only when it drafts a chart?
Our answer to question one
We published it. In a peer-reviewed evaluation using recorded and simulated conversations, no hallucinations were detected, and no notes were rated fair or poor.
The evaluation held notes to two standards:
- Accuracy and completeness for the clinician
- No possible harm for the patient
The rule that never changes
AI drafts. You decide. Every note is reviewed and signed by the clinician.
For question four, see how the AI-powered EMR for wound care fits your workflow, and check the wound care software FAQ on pricing, users, and EMR integration.
Ask us anything, then try it on one visit. Start free at woundscribe.ai.