AI Scribes in Allied Health: What Helps and Hinders Adoption?

SECTOR UPDATE - STAH Digital

AI scribes are moving from hype to reality. But what actually helps adoption in allied health, and what gets in the way?

Join STAH Digital on 16 September at 12:00pm NZST for a practical discussion with international experts exploring their research into benefits realisation and adoption barriers of implementing clinical scribes in allied health.

About our experts:

Dr Rachel Wenke is the Director of Allied Health Research at Gold Coast Health and Adjunct Associate Professor at Griffith University. Rachel has led significant research into the benefits realisation of clinical scribing in allied health, including the factors that support or hinder successful adoption. Alongside her research career, she has nearly 20 years' experience as a Speech Pathologist.

Dominic Wall is a pharmacist and health informaticist leading AI Medical Scribe implementation at Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service. Dominic brings practical insights from the front line of implementation, including the challenges, opportunities and considerations involved in introducing AI scribes into clinical practice.

Whether you're exploring AI scribes or already on the journey, join us to learn what works, what doesn't, and what comes next.

Source: STAH Digital media release

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