Beating Burnout: How CHLA Used Nabla to Support Physician Wellbeing
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), the top-ranked pediatric hospital in California, partnered withNabla to reduce administrative burden and combat physician burnout. The result: a measurable drop inburnout, greater documentation efficiency, and stronger patient connection.
In their own words
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“We are thrilled to be rolling out Nabla across our organization that will not only improve the patient-family experience but also serve as a time-saving tool for our clinicians so that they can more efficiently operate at the top of their license.”
50%
drop in documentation time.
47%
decrease in physician burnout.
89%
same-day note completion (vs. 82% pre-pilot).
Pediatrics, Emergency Medicine, Inpatient Care and more.
Why they chose Nabla
Improved Patient Focus
60% of physicians reported feeling more connected to their patients
Patients & Caregivers
Enabling documentation of encounters involving multiple participants and generating detailed visit summary for caregivers.
Customization for Pediatrics
Dedicated Well Child Check templates to support 20+ pediatric subspecialties, along with multilingual patient needs.
Loved by 85 clinicians
Game changer, It's been great. Workflow is good. Overall excellent experience and it keeps getting better.
I think that this saves me multiple hours per week and at the very least, it has been a big work satisfaction improvement.
It has been great for me particularly in new patients or those with problems that are symptom based. Using the platform allows me to listen to the patient without having to write notes down and my notes are more accurate. It also saves me a lot of time and documenting. It has been a major win for me.
This has alleviated an enormous amount of burn out for me. This has allowed me to spend time at home with my family that used to get sucked up by charting. This will allow me to postpone retirement for a few more years.
Nabla fits very well in the Epic workflow. It was the shortest learning curve of any technology that I’ve used and probably the easiest technology I’ve adopted in medicine.
