Flávia Rodrigues Dos Santos, Eliane Maria Carrit Delgado-Pinheiro
Relation among the knowledge of teachers about hearing loss degree, technological devices and communication strategies
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explore views intensive care professionals highincome countries hics lowertomiddleincome countries lmics regarding use implementation artificial intelligence ai technologies intensive care units icus individual semistructured qualitative interviews conducted december 2021 august 2022 59 intensive care professionals 24 countries transcripts analysed using conventional content analysis participants generally positive views potential use ai icus also reported wellknown concerns use ai clinical practice important technical nontechnical barriers implementation ai important differences existed icus regarding current readiness implement ai however differences primarily hics lmics small number icus large tertiary hospitals hics reported necessary digital infrastructure ai nearly icus hics lmics reported neither technical capability capture necessary data use ai staff right knowledge skills use technology pouring massive amounts resources developing ai without first building necessary digital infrastructure foundation needed ai unethical realworld implementation routine use ai vast majority icus hics lmics included study unlikely occur time soon icus using ai certain preconditions met