Acceptance and Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Among Cancer Survivors Seeking Information: A Literature Review.

IF 1.8 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES

Journal of Patient Experience Pub Date : 2025-09-26 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1177/23743735251380949

Prabal Chourasia, Melissa Coffel, Jamie Lynn Conklin, William A Wood, Saif Khairat

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With artificial intelligence (AI) on the rise in healthcare, we investigated the acceptance and adoption of AI among cancer survivors who are seeking information. We searched 3 databases-PubMed, Scopus, and CINAHL for original research studies examining cancer survivors' acceptance and adoption of AI while seeking information. We screened 858 articles, resulting in the inclusion of 12 studies. Cancer survivors' perceived benefits of AI include diagnostic accuracy, improved healthcare access, and reduced healthcare costs. Concerns included the loss of human interaction, data loss, and privacy issues. Adoption and acceptance of AI-based Chatbots and cancer trial search tools were also demonstrated. Regarding the ethical use of AI, cancer survivors shared a desire for data de-identification, disclosure, and transparency. Cancer survivors accepted AI as an adjunct to physicians. Patients demonstrated acceptance and adoption of both AI-based educational tools and search engines. Developing AI models with better explainability and education can improve cancer survivors' acceptance and adoption of AI.

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寻求信息的癌症幸存者对人工智能的接受和采用：文献综述。

随着人工智能（AI）在医疗保健领域的兴起，我们调查了寻求信息的癌症幸存者对AI的接受和采用情况。我们检索了3个数据库——pubmed、Scopus和CINAHL，以获取有关癌症幸存者在寻求信息时接受和采用人工智能的原始研究。我们筛选了858篇文章，最终纳入了12项研究。癌症幸存者认为人工智能的好处包括诊断准确性、改善医疗服务和降低医疗成本。人们担心的问题包括失去人际互动、数据丢失和隐私问题。还展示了采用和接受基于人工智能的聊天机器人和癌症试验搜索工具。关于人工智能的道德使用，癌症幸存者都希望数据去识别、披露和透明。癌症幸存者接受人工智能作为医生的辅助工具。患者表现出对基于人工智能的教育工具和搜索引擎的接受和采用。开发具有更好的可解释性和教育的人工智能模型可以提高癌症幸存者对人工智能的接受和采用。

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