More than half of patients believe AI will improve healthcare access, Deloitte says

A survey of 2,014 adults from consulting giant Deloitte found that 53% believe generative artificial intelligence could improve access to healthcare.

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Here are four takeaways from the Nov. 16 report:

  1. Forty-six percent of consumers believe that generative AI could make healthcare more affordable.
  2. Sixty-nine percent of consumers rate the information they received from generative AI as very reliable or extremely reliable.
  3. Seventy-one percent of consumers using AI thought it could revolutionize healthcare.
  4. Despite the openness to AI in healthcare, 4 in 5 consumers wanted their physicians to disclose that they were using AI in their healthcare.

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