Penn’s in-house scribe reached roughly 1,200 ambulatory users; a separate 46-clinician DAX Copilot study reported 20.4% less note time per appointment.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. 10, 2025, said Dina Capalongo, a Penn Medicine internist, uses an AI scribe Penn designed in-house: she hits a green button on a phone app, ambient listening drafts a sectioned note she still has to approve, usually before she leaves the room. The same clip said some 1,200 Penn Medicine providers were using the in-house scribe in ambulatory and outpatient offices. Mitchell Schnall said the system built the tool. A separate JAMA Network Open study (Duggan et al., published Feb. 19, 2025; outpatient QI April–June 2024 at one Philadelphia academic system) evaluated DAX Copilot (Nuance) among 46 clinicians in 17 specialties. The abstract associated that tool with 20.4% less time in notes per appointment (10.3 to 8.2 minutes; P<.001), 9.3% greater same-day appoi
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