The reasoning, as stated in the report, is related to ensuring that health care will become too digital, whereby 51 percent of patients are concerned that increased technology will lead to less face time with their doctors.
Collect trust to implement useful technologies
Let people trust that AI has not been difficult in a general sense. People use digital assistants and trust strongly on technologies such as GPS, chatgpt or even unlock their phone with the help of face recognition, all of which use AI technology to a certain extent.
However, when it comes to their health care, it is far beyond their comfort zone.
“We grew up in a world where health care doctors take care of our health, right? So, with an aging population who is used to seeing a doctor, to see a nurse, to be in a health care system, there is a comfort level with having a doctor, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse, a nurse,, a nurse,, a nurse, nurse,, a nurse, a nurse,, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, a nurse, nurse, nurse Nurse, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse, a nurse, at the bed or a clinic consultation with a patient, “Fischer said.
The solution? The merging of the digital world and the old school way of medical care together to create a new, oiled machine.
“In the course of time, as our health care system evolves, there can certainly be more digitally driven solutions,” Fischer said. “But at the moment our report shows us that the level of reliability in combination with a health care doctor is increasing considerably around AI use.”
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