Family Medicine | Norwich
Practice Profile
A primary-care practice had a full schedule of chronic-care, preventive-care and acute visits.
What Was Happening
The physician’s problem wasn’t a lack of clinical knowledge or staff.
It was the accumulation of small administrative tasks.
Medication reconciliation.
Preventive-care documentation.
Reviewing previous visits.
Updating problem lists.
Entering orders.
Completing notes.
Each task appeared manageable individually.
Together, they consumed a significant portion of the physician’s day.
During consultations, the physician frequently had to divide attention between the patient and the EHR.
Patients noticed.
What Changed
ScribeMedics handled the documentation workflow while the physician focused on the conversation and clinical decisions.
The Difference
The physician could maintain eye contact, listen without constantly looking at the screen and complete the clinical reasoning without simultaneously constructing the final note.
The EHR became something supporting the consultation rather than competing with it.

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