Keirin Nakadai, Junichi Kasamaki, Honoka Maruta
[Development of a Comprehensive Health Literacy Scale and Relationship between Health Literacy and Health-Related Behaviors among Japanese Workers]
Nihon eiseigaku zasshi. Japanese journal of hygiene
artificial intelligence ai represents significant milestone health cares digital transformation however traditional health care education training often lack digital competencies promote safe effective ai implementation health care professionals must acquire basic knowledge machine learning neural networks critical evaluation data sets integration within clinical workflows bias control humanmachine interaction clinical settings additionally understand legal ethical aspects digital health care impact ai adoption misconceptions fears ai systems could jeopardize reallife implementation however multiple barriers promoting electronic health literacy including time constraints overburdened curricula shortage capacitated professionals overcome challenges partnerships among developers professional societies academia essential integrating specialists different backgrounds including data specialists lawyers social scientists significantly contribute combating digital illiteracy promoting safe ai implementation health care