Case study: Montreal clinic saves 12 h/week
A field report on AuraScribe rollout and its impact on note quality, satisfaction, and revenue.
AuraScribe Team
A six-week pilot in a Montreal clinic involved four physicians across different visit types. The objective was to measure real impact on time and quality.
By week three, gains stabilized at roughly 12 hours saved per physician per week. Notes were more complete and follow-up planning became more consistent.
Success factors were straightforward: short onboarding, specialty-specific templates, and weekly review of operational metrics.
Key takeaways
- -12 h/week per physician
- Higher documentation quality
- Fast clinical adoption
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