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Trust in, acceptance of, and responsibility for, artificial intelligence in healthcare – patient and healthcare practitioner considerations

2026-03-17

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<h4>Objectives</h4> Using qualitative methods, this study aimed to provide a comparative overview of the similarities and differences in perspectives towards AI in healthcare in two different stakeholder groups: healthcare practitioners and patients. It also aimed to investigate whether these perspectives may influence the adoption of AI in healthcare. <h4>Design</h4> This study was conducted using semi-structur...

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Literature Corpus work: b9142fab-80bd-559b-a481-44f9ce4613e3
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.16.26348461

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