Isaac Daniel Amado-Rodríguez, Rocío Casañas, Laia Mas-Expósito, Lluís Lalucat-Jo, Juan Francisco Roldan-Merino, Mª Isabel Fernandez-San-Martín
[Mental health literacy in spanish adolescents and its relationship with sociodemographic characteristics]
Revista espanola de salud publica
artificial intelligence ai tools currently expanding influence within healthcare pain clinics unfettered introduction ai may cause concern patients healthcare teams much concern stems lack community standards understanding tools algorithms function data literacy understanding challenging even experienced healthcare providers topics incorporated standard clinical education pathways another reasonable concern involves potential encoding bias healthcare screening treatment using faulty algorithms yet massive volume data generated healthcare encounters increasingly challenging healthcare teams navigate require intervention make medical record manageable future ai approaches lighten workload support clinical decisionmaking may provide solution everincreasing menial tasks involved clinical care potential pain providers higherquality connections patients manage multiple complex data sources might balance understandable concerns around data quality decisionmaking accompany introduction ai specialty pain medicine need establish thoughtful intentionally integrated ai tools help clinicians navigate changing landscape patient care