Abridge Expands Nursing AI Platform to 250+ Health Systems
Summary
Abridge has expanded its AI tool for nurses to over 250 health systems in the U.S. This tool helps nurses by listening to patient conversations and drafting notes that nurses review and approve, aiming to reduce paperwork and improve workflow.Key Facts
- Abridge for Nurses is an AI tool designed specifically for nursing work, helping with documentation during patient care.
- The platform launched first at Mayo Clinic in 2024 and is now used in health systems including Corewell Health, Johns Hopkins Medicine, and Emory Healthcare.
- A recent survey found nearly 65% of U.S. nurses use more AI tools than a year ago, but 23% use no AI in daily work.
- Nurses identify trust as the main barrier to adopting AI technology in healthcare.
- Abridge developed the tool slowly and involved nurses in its design to build trust and ensure it fits nursing workflows.
- The tool records conversations on hospital devices and drafts notes into electronic health records, which nurses then review before finalizing.
- Full adoption is gradual, with many health systems using it in limited areas or pilot phases.
- Nursing leaders say that although AI use is growing, widespread use and development of these tools are still in early stages.
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