National Study Finds AI Use in Healthcare Delivery Hampered by Trust, Training and Liability Fears
More than half believe AI can save them time (57%) and that it will transform healthcare delivery (56%), while exactly half (50%) believe AI use can help them deliver better patient care.
- More than half believe AI can save them time (57%) and that it will transform healthcare delivery (56%), while exactly half (50%) believe AI use can help them deliver better patient care.
- Yet despite high levels of personal use and optimism for its future impact in healthcare, clinicians remain wary of using AI for healthcare in the near term.
- And they don’t trust that AI will reduce liability: 4 in 10 believe that AI use will put them at greater risk of liability.
- Training: Nearly half (42%) of clinicians are unprepared for implementation of Gen AI into their practice but 50% agree that implementation will require new training.