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Expert Rev Pharmacoecon Outcomes Res2026September 10, 2026Journal Article

Patient and public perspectives on artificial intelligence in healthcare and health research: comfort, perceived utility, and concern.

Nicolas Hall1, Bill Byrom2, Thomas Smith3, Jessica James1, Lina Eliasson1
1Sprout Health Solutions Ltd, London, UK.
2Signant Health, Nottingham, UK.
3Eltlenz Global, Lda, Lisbon, Portugal.
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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Public perceptions of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare have been found to be generally favorable if specific areas of concern are addressed. This exploratory survey aimed to elicit levels of comfort, perceived utility, and concern among people with and without chronic health conditions across a range of healthcare, health training, and health research scenarios. RESEARCH DES…

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