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Exploring Documentation Burden and the Use of Artificial Intelligence Among Swiss Rehabilitation Professionals
Edona Rexha1, Ruth Hersche2, Roxanne Maritz1
1University of Lucerne.
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This cross-sectional online survey presents preliminary results examining Swiss occupational and physical therapists' (OTs/PTs) documentation burden and attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI) support. Among 292 respondents (219 PTs, 73 OTs; mean clinical experience = 15.3 years), 41% reported frustration about the amount of documentation, and 48% stated that documentation delays other tasks. One in five (20.5%) use AI tools, and most rated their AI literacy as moderate or low. Nearly half indicated no institutional guidelines on AI usage.
