New Study Confirms Echo-Health.ai’s Ambient Scribing Technology Reduces Documentation Time and Clinician Burnout

Echo-Health.ai proudly announces the results of a recent independent study published in JAMA Network Open (2025) validating the significant impact of its ambient scribing technology on clinical documentation efficiency and clinician wellbeing. Conducted over several months, the study involved clinicians across multiple specialties and healthcare settings.

Key findings from the study include:

• A substantial reduction in documentation time by more than 20% per patient appointment.

• Clinician after-hours work ('pajama time') decreased by approximately 30%.

• An increase in same-day closure rates of clinical notes, enhancing overall operational efficiency.

Clinicians participating in the study also reported reduced mental workload and greater satisfaction, attributing these improvements to less time spent on manual documentation and more time for direct patient care.

"These findings underscore the powerful role Echo-Health.ai plays in tackling clinician burnout, one of the most pressing issues in healthcare today," said Cecilia Harris, CEO of Echo-Health.ai. "By significantly reducing documentation time and improving workflow efficiency, our technology enables clinicians to better focus on their patients and improve their work-life balance."

Echo-Health.ai remains committed to continual innovation in healthcare technology, aiming to sustainably enhance clinician satisfaction and patient outcomes through advanced AI-driven solutions.