Patient comfort with AI-driven health care hinges on provider oversight
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THE AI ANGLE
Supporting diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and clinical documentationA national survey found that 56 percent of patients accept AI clinical decisions if a provider can override them, but comfort drops to 9 percent without clinician review. Nearly 90 percent of providers use AI on the job, yet only 20 percent have formal training. Health systems face the challenge of providing structured AI education while maintaining human oversight in patient care.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Patients demand provider oversight of AI decisions, yet four out of five providers using AI have received no formal training.Read the original at medicalxpress.com Generate teaching or study materials
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