Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? Exploring Healthcare Professionals’ Perception of AI-Enabled Automation and the Impact on System Success

The enthusiasm surrounding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) enabled digital solutions in healthcare is tempered by uncertainty around how it will change the work practices of clinicians and other healthcare professionals. This study examines an under-researched topic: the impact, as well as the perceptions, of digital automation via the implementation of AI-enabled technology (AIET) on doctors, nurses and allied health professionals (AHPs) who provide or facilitate care to patients in high-volume low-complexity care pathways. Our preliminary findings shed light onto some perceived challenges and benefits of AIET implementation, as well as capturing the early impacts of AI adoption in this particular care pathway.

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Journal of the Association for Information Systems
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2025-10-18
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? Exploring Healthcare Professionals’ Perception of AI-Enabled Automation and the Impact on System Success

Sarah Khavandi, Fatema Zaghloul, A R C Higham, Nick de Pennington
Journal of the Association for Information Systems
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? Exploring Healthcare Professionals’ Perception of AI-Enabled Automation and the Impact on System Success

Sarah Khavandi, Fatema Zaghloul, A R C Higham, Nick de Pennington
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Abstract

The enthusiasm surrounding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) enabled digital solutions in healthcare is tempered by uncertainty around how it will change the work practices of clinicians and other healthcare professionals. This study examines an under-researched topic: the impact, as well as the perceptions, of digital automation via the implementation of AI-enabled technology (AIET) on doctors, nurses and allied health professionals (AHPs) who provide or facilitate care to patients in high-volume low-complexity care pathways. Our preliminary findings shed light onto some perceived challenges and benefits of AIET implementation, as well as capturing the early impacts of AI adoption in this particular care pathway.

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