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Use and Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence Among Respondents to a Self-Selected Survey of Obstetrician-Gynecologists in France
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42.7% of surveyed obstetricians and gynecologists in France reported using AI in routine practice, mainly for administrative and informational tasks.
- Why it matters: Understanding AI perceptions and usage among clinicians is crucial for safe integration into healthcare, addressing gaps in real-world application and acceptance.
- What they did: A cross-sectional survey of 469 French obstetricians and gynecologists assessed familiarity, use, and perceptions of AI, comparing junior and senior physicians and analyzing usage patterns.
- The result: Findings reveal substantial AI use among respondents, especially among junior physicians, highlighting the need for training, validation, and governance to ensure safe and effective implementation.
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