Abridge adds NEJM and JAMA content to its scribe's clinical decision support
On April 15, 2026, ambient scribe company Abridge announced multi-year content deals with NEJM Group and the American Medical Association's JAMA Network. Content from those journals will feed Abridge's clinical decision support, where clinicians ask questions inside the EHR and get cited answers that draw on both published research and the patient conversation. Decision support using UpToDate content is already live, and Abridge said the NEJM and JAMA content would become generally available in the following months. Abridge says it serves about 250 large US health systems.
Why it's notable: Ambient scribes are adding evidence lookup, which puts them in competition with clinical reference tools.