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小児保健医療におけるAIの適用に対する親の理解と態度:横断的調査研究

Yan-Dan Huang¹, Shu-Long Zeng¹, Jie Lin¹

¹Department of Pediatrics, Yongtai County Hospital, Fuzhou, China.

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|September 5, 2025

まとめ

親は,小児科での人工知能 (AI) が便利で効率的であることを理解していますが,正確性と説明責任について心配しています. 人工知能の認識

科学分野:

小児保健医療
人工知能の応用
医療情報学

背景:

人工知能 (AI) の統合が拡大
小児科のAIに関する親の認識の理解が限られている.

研究の目的:

小児医療におけるAIに対する親の理解と態度を調査する.
子どもの医療のためのAIアプリケーションの主要な懸念と認識の利点を特定します.

主な方法:

185人の参加者を対象とした観察的横断研究です.
人口統計とAIの態度を評価するカスタムアンケートを使用しました.
Chi-squareとtテストを使ったSPSSで分析したデータ.

主要な成果:

ほとんどの親はAIを便利で効率的なものだと見ていますが精度や説明責任について懸念しています
AIに対する意識の欠如は,高齢者,教育程度が低い者,および農村部の人々で認められています.
90%以上がAIは医師の代わりにはならないと信じています

結論:

親は小児科における AI の利点を認めますが,正確性と明確な説明責任の必要性を強調しています.
人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は人工知能に関する教育は
AIは医療従事者の代わりではなくサポートツールとして見られています

キーワード:

AI について子供たち横断調査医療について理解と態度

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