Incorporate clinical reasoning into assessment and plan sections

Hey yall i have been hesitant to jump into using an AI medical scribe, not because i don’t want help, but because i am genuinely unsure how much these tools can be trusted in real clinical environments. In my clinic, documentation isn’t just busywork, notes affect coding, continuity of care, referrals, audits, and sometimes legal protection. A missed symptom, a poorly worded assessment, or an unclear plan can turn into real problems later. What i am trying to figure out is where these tools realistically fit. Are people using AI medical transcription just as a starting point? Or are there AI medical note-taking tools that actually generate SOAP notes accurate enough that you’re mostly reviewing instead of rewriting? I am especially curious about: consistency across different visit types handling of multi-problem visits how much clinical reasoning shows up in the assessment/plan and whether AI medical documentation software really integrates well into daily charting I don’t expect perfection, but if I’m going to bring an AI medical assistant into the room, I need to feel like it’s reducing risk, not adding to it. For clinicians already using medical scribe apps how much do you actually trust the output, and what still makes you hesitant?