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Mara Giavina-Bianchi1, Edson Amaro1, Birajara Soares Machado1
1Big Data Department, Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Jmirx Med
|March 27, 2024
Summary
Physicians anticipate using artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine for personal benefit, provided it is regulated and reliable. However, they express concerns about AI
Area of Science:
- Medical Informatics
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Physician Technology Adoption
Background:
- Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly discussed in medicine, raising expectations, doubts, and fears among physicians.
- Surveys are valuable tools for understanding physician perspectives on AI integration into daily practice.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore physicians' knowledge, expectations, and fears regarding the use of AI in their daily practice.
- To analyze these perceptions based on physician sex and years since graduation.
Main Methods:
- An electronic survey was distributed to physicians at a large Brazilian hospital between August and September 2022.
- Data from 164 respondents were analyzed to assess AI knowledge, intended use, perceived benefits, and concerns.
Main Results:
- Most physicians (54.3%) reported intermediate AI knowledge and believed AI should be governmentally regulated (78.5%).
- A majority intended to use AI for diagnosis (87.2%), management (85.4%), and exam interpretation (91.5%) if reliable and available, but showed less approval for AI use by colleagues or patients.
- Key concerns included over-reliance leading to skill loss (72.4%), while perceived benefits included increased diagnostic and management speed (61.3%).
- Physicians with less experience (≤10 years since graduation) were more likely to adopt AI than those with >20 years.
- Female physicians were more receptive to other hospital staff using AI compared to male physicians.
Conclusions:
- Physicians exhibit positive expectations for AI in medicine when used for their own practice, contingent on regulatory approval.
- While anticipating AI's beneficial impact on healthcare efficiency, physicians also harbor specific concerns about its implementation and potential drawbacks.
- Adoption rates and receptiveness to AI vary significantly based on years of experience and physician sex.
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