Chai Eng Tan, Sie Chong Doris Lau, Zarina Abdul Latiff, Chee Chan Lee, Kok Hoi Teh, Sherina Mohd Sidik
Parents of children with cancer require health literacy support to meet their information needs
Health information and libraries journal
advent artificial intelligence ai technologies emerged promising solution enhance healthcare efficiency improve patient outcomes objective study analyse knowledge attitudes perceptions healthcare professionals pakistan ai healthcare conducted crosssectional study using questionnaire distributed via google forms distributed healthcare professionals eg doctors nurses medical students allied healthcare workers working studying pakistan consent taken participants initiating questionnaire questions related participant demographics basic understanding ai ai education practice ai applications healthcare systems ais impact healthcare professions socioethical consequences use ai analyzed data using statistical package social sciences spss statistical software version 260 overall 616 individuals responded survey n 610 990 respondents consented participate mean age participants 322 125 years participants 787 n 480 never received formal sessions training ai studiesemployment majority participants 703 n 429 believed ai would raise ethical challenges healthcare 664 n 405 participants believed ai taught undergraduate level survey suggests insufficient training ai healthcare pakistan despite interest many area future work developing tailored curriculum regarding ai healthcare help bridge gap interest use ai training