Usability of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Health Tourism Services

The main purpose of this research is to reveal the views of healthcare professionals working in theFaculty of Medicine Hospital on the usability of artificial intelligence technologies in health tourism.This research was conducted within the scope of quantitative research management. As a model; surveymodel was used. The study population of the research is the staff working in the Faculty of MedicineHospital. The sample of the research is 76 personnel working in a Faculty of Medicine Hospital in theCentral Anatolia region, who participated in the research on a voluntary basis for maximum diversity.As a data collection tool in the research, the Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health Tourism Scaledeveloped by Yalman (2023), consisting of 6 factors, 5 Likert type and 18 items, was used. Consideringthat the data were normally distributed, descriptive analysis and parametric analyses such asIndependent Groups t Test and ANOVA were used. According to the results; it is seen that maleparticipants have a higher perception than female participants. Healthcare professionals with 6‐10 yearsof seniority have higher attitudes towards the applicability of artificial intelligence in health tourism. Itcan be said that the views of healthcare professionals towards the applicability of artificial intelligencein health tourism have changed and doctors are more moderate towards the applicability of artificialintelligence in health tourism.

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Journal of Tourism and Gastronomy Studies
Published
2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.21325/jotags.2025.1654
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Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
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Usability of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Health Tourism Services

Suzan EROL
Journal of Tourism and Gastronomy Studies
Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism
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Usability of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Health Tourism Services

Suzan EROL
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Abstract

The main purpose of this research is to reveal the views of healthcare professionals working in theFaculty of Medicine Hospital on the usability of artificial intelligence technologies in health tourism.This research was conducted within the scope of quantitative research management. As a model; surveymodel was used. The study population of the research is the staff working in the Faculty of MedicineHospital. The sample of the research is 76 personnel working in a Faculty of Medicine Hospital in theCentral Anatolia region, who participated in the research on a voluntary basis for maximum diversity.As a data collection tool in the research, the Artificial Intelligence Applications in Health Tourism Scaledeveloped by Yalman (2023), consisting of 6 factors, 5 Likert type and 18 items, was used. Consideringthat the data were normally distributed, descriptive analysis and parametric analyses such asIndependent Groups t Test and ANOVA were used. According to the results; it is seen that maleparticipants have a higher perception than female participants. Healthcare professionals with 6‐10 yearsof seniority have higher attitudes towards the applicability of artificial intelligence in health tourism. Itcan be said that the views of healthcare professionals towards the applicability of artificial intelligencein health tourism have changed and doctors are more moderate towards the applicability of artificialintelligence in health tourism.

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