How University of Michigan Health-West improved clinician wellbeing with DAX

UMHW improves clinician wellbeing with DAX

Learn how DAX not only decreased clinician burnout, but also increased throughput and wRVUs, and generated a significant return on investment for University of Michigan Health‑West (UMHW).

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About the study

Advisory Board conducted a study, which was sponsored by Nuance, at UMHW that measured the impact of DAX on their organization.

Key findings include:

Burnout reduction. The drop in burnout after using DAX is comparable to a clinician going from full‑time work to part‑time work.
Increased throughput and wRVUs. On average, clinicians saw an additional 12 patients per month and increased their work Relative Value Units (wRVUs) by 20 per month.
Significant ROI. The revenue generated from the additional visits covered the cost of DAX with an additional 80% return on investment.

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How to use the study

1

Make the case for DAX

Learn how DAX positively impacted UMHW.

2

Implement and scale DAX

Understand the approach UMHW took to scale DAX.

3

Measure DAX success and ROI

Gain a better understanding of how clinician wellbeing is tied to improving operational efficiencies and financial outcomes.

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