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Unpaid After-Hours Paperwork
Clinicians across specialties lose time to excessive documentation and insurance paperwork, causing burnout and unpaid after-hours work.
In their words
Scribe saves me minimum 1.5 hours per day in documentation time.
the assessments have an AI that will write the clinical summary for you and it's extremely helpful. It cuts about 30 minutes out.
I suspect that as a primary care physician with lots of Medicaid patients, this is going to be a huge chunk of my time
Forms come in needing to be completed the same day, opioid refills are needed the same day.
I usually have about 30 minute appointments, but often go over or don’t have time to document.
I got fired last week from a private residential substance use treatment facility due to consistent failure to catch up on documentation.
If all I had to do was care for the patients... and not have to spend hours every day writing down what I did
Why is paperwork so undervalued at this job, when it’s a big part? Who decided it should be less pay/no pay? Or not accounted for in scheduling
The paperwork is a nightmare though, feels like I spend more time charting than with patients some days
I could see twice as many clients each day if I never had to think about documentation.
It always takes a while to complete. And frankly I don't have that time right now.
Depending on the facility, you don't leave until charting is done.
Therapists and clinicians
Where they talk
- r/physicaltherapy
- r/therapists
- r/FamilyMedicine
- r/medicine
- r/socialwork
- r/OccupationalTherapy
- r/slp
- r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk
Tools they use today
- eClinicalWorks
- Epic
- Nethealth
- Athena
- Claude
- DAX
- ePCR
- Freed
Why those fall short
- forms demand exact percentages and job duties doctors cannot verify
- inbox and admin volume grows without support or compensation
- Insurers lack clinical context, requiring repeated explanation.
- AI adds vague, overly descriptive or judgmental language; no happy medium
- EMR makes zero sense and requires extra timing data
Map of ideas
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