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PHO Rounds: Efficiency Using AI Scribe: A Pilot Study in Public Health Units

Public health investigations for Diseases of Public Health Significance (DOPHS) require extensive documentation creating significant administrative burden for local public health investigators. This PHO Rounds describes the pilot study that explored whether ambient AI scribe technology could reduce this burden and improve workflow efficiency without compromising documentation quality. This pilot study was completed through a Public Health Ontario Locally Driven Collaborative Project (LDCP) grant. This session will also provide an overview of the journey to using AI scribe for case and contact management in two public health units including: steps related to procurement, privacy review, simulation testing, implementation into practice, professional practice considerations, evaluation results and lessons learned. By the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Describe the use of AI scribe technology including the assessment of potential benefits and limitations for public health practice. • Identify important considerations when reviewing and selecting AI scribe software for a local public health organization. • Describe how an AI scribe can successfully be implemented into case and contact management workflows. Presenter(s): Natalie Riewe, Michael Whyte and Dr. Helen Chen