An Aug. 21 survey of 1,006 people conducted by the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus found that 75% of individuals believe that using AI to reduce human errors is crucial.
Additionally the survey found that:
- Seventy-one percent of people want AI to be used to shorten wait times.
- Seventy percent feel comfortable with AI handling note-taking during appointments.
- Sixty-six percent believe that AI should help improve the work-life balance of healthcare providers.
- While most Americans recognize the benefits of AI in healthcare, the survey revealed that 56% still find it somewhat intimidating, and 70% are concerned about data privacy.
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