Using AI to write therapy notes

What is the AI that writes progress notes? How does it work and will this save me from documentation burnout!?
That’s what Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey of QA Prep explains in today’s video. Learn about the different types of AI platforms available for mental health therapists, review the potential ethical concerns of using AI to write therapy notes, and identify whether or not it’s worth testing out for yourself.
Other videos in the AI for mental health documentation series:
Is it ethical to use AI in mental health progress notes? • Is it ethical to use A...
The Pros and Cons of Using AI Tools for Therapists: • The Pros and Cons of U...
Reviews coming soon for ChatGPT, Orchid, Mentalyc, Upheal, Autonotes, and more!
Get the AI Rubric here: www.qaprep.com...
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What goes in a counseling progress note? • What goes in a counsel...
Video editing by: Dani Van Voorst
Production assistance by: My Digital Maven
Disclaimer: It’s the beginning of 2024 and this info will likely change! Use the AI Rubric and ultimately the most important thing is doing what is best for the client. Get their consent and respect their decision. Remember that using any electronic system requires more than being HIPAA secure, it also requires you to be privacy conscious and educated about the technology.

[@some-cool-guy]

Volume is very low. Thanks for this content!

[@shaylanskye6594]

Really useful. Would love Yung Sidekick to be included in this (I’ve been using it for the past couple months, charges by the min of recorded sessions)

[@MaelisaMcCaffrey]

I hadn’t heard of this one! Thanks!! I’ll definitely add it to the review 😊

[@kellymurphy6667]

Hi I'm in Australia, what's a BAA?

[@sherrieludwick5403]

A Business Associate Agreement - meaning that if you have a BAA with a platform, once the information is in their platform, they become responsible for any confidentiality breaches that might occur on their end.

[@MikePatterson-ws3xd]

Are interns able to use this type of software?

[@MaelisaMcCaffrey]

Just make sure your supervisor is okay with it, on top of the regular considerations for client consent.