Medical students and house officers’ perception, attitude and potential barriers towards artificial intelligence in Egypt, cross sectional survey

The study found that medical students and house officers in Egypt have an overall negative attitude towards the integration of AI technologies in healthcare. Despite the potential benefits of AI-driven digital medicine, most respondents expressed concerns about the practical application of these technologies in the clinical setting. The current study highlights the need to address the concerns of medical students and house officers towards AI integration in Egypt. A multi-pronged approach, including education, targeted training, and addressing specific concerns, is necessary to facilitate the wider adoption of AI-enabled healthcare.

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BMC Medical Education
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-024-06201-8
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20
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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2.41

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Medical students and house officers’ perception, attitude and potential barriers towards artificial intelligence in Egypt, cross sectional survey

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Medical students and house officers’ perception, attitude and potential barriers towards artificial intelligence in Egypt, cross sectional survey

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Abstract

The study found that medical students and house officers in Egypt have an overall negative attitude towards the integration of AI technologies in healthcare. Despite the potential benefits of AI-driven digital medicine, most respondents expressed concerns about the practical application of these technologies in the clinical setting. The current study highlights the need to address the concerns of medical students and house officers towards AI integration in Egypt. A multi-pronged approach, including education, targeted training, and addressing specific concerns, is necessary to facilitate the wider adoption of AI-enabled healthcare.

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Cairo University (EG), Children Cancer Hospital (EG), Alexandria University (EG)
Cairo University
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