将人工智能融入临床工作流程:在异常筛查乳房x线照片后实施人工智能辅助当日诊断测试的模拟研究。

AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium Pub Date : 2025-05-22 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01
Yannan Lin, Anne C Hoyt, Vladimir G Manuel, Moira Inkelas, Cleo K Maehara, Mehmet Ulvi Saygi Ayvaci, Mehmet Eren Ahsen, William Hsu
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人工智能(AI)在临床任务中显示出前景,但其与工作流程的整合仍未得到充分探索。本研究提出了一种人工智能辅助的当天诊断成像检查,以减少异常筛查乳房x光检查后的召回率,并减轻患者在等待诊断检查时的焦虑。使用离散模拟,我们发现在特定条件下对工作流程的干扰最小(每日患者数量减少4%或手术时间增加2%):从上午9点到下午12点,所有放射科医生管理所有患者类型(筛查,诊断和活检)。人工智能辅助当日诊断检查的具体费用包括人工智能软件费用和当日诊断检查未使用的预先预留时段的潜在损失。这些模拟结果可以为人工智能辅助当日诊断检查的实施提供信息,未来的研究将重点放在其潜在益处上,包括提高患者满意度、减少焦虑、降低召回率、缩短癌症诊断和治疗时间。
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Integrating AI into Clinical Workflows: A Simulation Study on Implementing AI-aided Same-day Diagnostic Testing Following an Abnormal Screening Mammogram.

Artificial intelligence (AI) shows promise in clinical tasks, yet its integration into workflows remains underexplored. This study proposes an AI-aided same-day diagnostic imaging workup to reduce recall rates following abnormal screening mammograms and alleviate patient anxiety while waiting for the diagnostic examinations. Using discrete simulation, we found minimal disruption to the workflow (a 4% reduction in daily patient volume or a 2% increase in operating time) under specific conditions: operation from 9 am to 12 pm with all radiologists managing all patient types (screenings, diagnostics, and biopsies). Costs specific to the AI-aided same-day diagnostic workup include AI software expenses and potential losses from unused pre-reserved slots for same-day diagnostic workups. These simulation findings can inform the implementation of an AI-aided same-day diagnostic workup, with future research focusing on its potential benefits, including improved patient satisfaction, reduced anxiety, lower recall rates, and shorter time to cancer diagnoses and treatment.

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