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労働衛生におけるAI応用の姿勢、ニーズ、期待：複数のステークホルダーの視点

Max T Tijhuis, Astrid R Bosma, Mariëtte van den Hoven

Journal of occupational and environmental medicine

|January 12, 2026

要旨

Objective:

To explore attitudes, needs, and expectations of employees, employers, and occupational health professionals regarding the application of AI in occupational healthcare.

Methods:

23 semi-structured interviews were conducted between May and December 2024. Data were analysed using thematic analysis.

Results:

Five themes were identified: scepticism about the feasibility of using AI, perceived benefits of using AI, chances for improving quality of care, unfamiliarity leading to more reserved attitudes, and need for clarity about actionable perspectives.

Conclusion:

There is an urgent need from all stakeholders for clear, actionable perspectives on AI-outcomes, such as predictions of future sick leave. Future research should explore these actionable perspectives, ensuring they are acceptable to all stakeholders and maximize occupational health benefits. Due to unfamiliarity, a longer period of co-creation with stakeholders is recommended when developing AI tools for occupational healthcare.

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AI 姿勢期待ニーズ労働衛生質的研究ステークホルダー

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