Sara Karacsony, Melissa R Abela, Claire Eccleston
There's something they can do': Educating aged care staff about the trajectory of dementia, palliative care and the Namaste Care™ program: A mixed methods study
Australasian journal on ageing
study investigates awareness perceptions artificial intelligence ai among hispanic healthcarerelated professionals focusing integrating ai healthcare study participants recruited asynchronous course offered twice within year university puerto rico medical science campus titled artificial intelligence machine learning applied health disparities research aimed bridge gaps ai knowledge among participants participants divided experimental n 32 datailliterate control n 18 dataliterate groups pretest posttest surveys administered assess knowledge attitudes toward ai descriptive statistics power analysis mannwhitney u test employed determine influence course participants comprehension perspectives regarding ai results indicate significant improvements knowledge attitudes among participants emphasizing effectiveness course enhancing understanding fostering positive attitudes toward ai findings also reveal limited practical exposure ai applications highlighting need improved integration education research highlights significance educating healthcare professionals ai enable advantageous incorporation healthcare procedures study provides valuable perspectives broad spectrum healthcare workers serving basis future investigations educational endeavors aimed ai implementation healthcare