How Augmented Intelligence Is Giving Clinicians Time Back at Johnson County Mental Health

What happens when technology finally starts working for clinicians instead of adding more to their plates?

In this conversation, Tom Herzog, COO at Netsmart, sits down with Liz Worth, Deputy Director at Johnson County Mental Health Center, a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), to discuss how augmented intelligence is transforming clinical documentation and staff experience.

Liz shares why JCMHC implemented Bells, the Netsmart AI-powered clinical documentation solution, to reduce documentation burden, improve the quality of progress notes and help clinicians focus more fully on client care. Just one week into full implementation, teams were already seeing meaningful results, from faster and more accurate documentation to increased confidence for new clinicians and stronger support for community-based and mobile crisis staff.

The conversation also looks ahead to how Johnson County Mental Health Center plans to expand its use of augmented intelligence, including adopting Bells Quality Coach to enhance quality and integrity reviews, extending AI support throughout the organization and exploring new ways to streamline intake workflows.

Topics covered include:
• Reducing documentation burden and clinician burnout
• Using AI to support clinical decision-making
• Impacts on mobile crisis and community-based teams
• Staff satisfaction, retention and confidence
• Measuring ROI through time savings and documentation quality

Watch to learn how Johnson County Mental Health Center is using innovation to make care more human.

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