Patient input can improve #AI models in #healthcare - this second article in the two-part series offers considerations such as getting patients who are representative of the population and avoiding patient bias #healthIT https://wp.me/p4DF3H-aaMQ
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Patient input can improve #AI models in #healthcare - this second article in the two-part series offers considerations such as getting patients who are representative of the population and avoiding patient bias #healthIT https://wp.me/p4DF3H-aaMQ
Patient Input Can Improve AI Models in Health Care: Considerations
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Artificial intelligence and analytics in health care: Bringing back humanity with technology 💭 #digitalhealthcare #solutions #technology #ai #analytics
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Thanks Christine for sharing ideas! There should be a further analysis of the findings in terms of those participated in the survey and I am sure this has been addressed. Like any other innovation, in relation to AI adoption in healthcare, there should be clinicians and patients trust and without this key dimension, there would be areas of uncertainty, limited uptake of AI-powered tools, and ethical and legal consequences. What would be the outcome for us and for our patients? This is the question that the majority of clinicians raise when they are asked about their opinion about AI. For patient, the ease of access to quality services with expected clinical and fiscal outcomes are critical. For administratives, the net benefit of AI might be the case. For benefit realization, from a variety of perspectives, we need boosting technical, clinical, ethical, and legal infrastructures. AI governance has a pivotal role to play and hope we could take advantage of AI in healthcare with right planning, policy making, and monitoring. Thanks
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AI is being implemented in every aspect of our life, even healthcare! Do you trust it making a diagnosis? #healthcare #AI #Healthinsuranceadvisor https://lnkd.in/g2FRpQKi
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Is the AI in healthcare settings the solution to old problems in the #HWF deficit, or a new root of inequality in health and an even greater deepening of the gap… #digitalhealth #eHealth #AI #socialdeterminantsofhealth #inequality #inequity
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As always, insightful post Christine Jacob. These results are logically predictable as the #Ai in #healthcare #acceptance and #literacy among #healthcareprofessionals is still low as there is too much to #know and to #regulate. https://lnkd.in/dWu4renQ. So, the patients have naturally the #feeling of #skepticism and #fear regarding #ai in #healthcare. There is too much work on #healthcareprofessionals and #patients as conclude this article: “. Moreover, as found in our review and supported by the literature, more experienced healthcare professionals tend to trust their knowledge and experience more than an AI system. Consequently, they might override the system’s recommendations and make their own decisions based on their personal judgement”.
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To succeed with AI in healthcare, it's crucial to address the "black box" issue, where physicians and patients lack understanding of the technology's workings. The AMA has developed new advocacy principles that focus on AI oversight, emphasizing the importance of transparency and informed consent. Sunil Dadlani, an expert from Atlantic Health System, emphasizes that without education for physicians and patients, trust in AI will not be established, leading to non-adoption. He also warns of potential negative outcomes, such as declining patient-centered care and increased burdens for physicians and staff. Patient autonomy is essential, and informed consent or an option to opt-out of AI-enabled care can help ensure it https://lnkd.in/eCDzRE8a #healthcare #healthcareinnovation #healthcareit #healthcareai #ai #ama #patientautonomy
To succeed with health care AI, get rid of the black box
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