Krympress reports:
In a survey of the Search for highly paid work Superjob Representatives of the economically active population from Crimea took part.
53% of citizens allow the use of AI to diagnose diseases and prescribe treatment: 46% are ready to partially trust technologies and only 7% — completely.
36% of respondents against the use of artificial intelligence in the medical field. The main arguments: “AI is not sufficiently developed”; “Only a person should treat a person”; «There must be responsibility for the diagnosis and treatment.»
Men demonstrate more confidence in AI technologies in matters of their health: 55% of them are ready to fully or partially trust digital algorithms against only 51% among women. Residents of Crimea up to 35 years old (51%) and citizens with an income of 100 thousand rubles (56%) are more discovered.
Reasoning to whom they would prefer in the event of their illness — a doctor or digital intelligence — 50% of the inhabitants of Crimea chose a combined approach in which the doctor uses the algorithms of artificial mind as an auxiliary instrument. Closer is such an option for men (55% versus 45% of women). Young people under 35 years old for the union of the doctor and cars protruded more often than those older (57%).
36% of respondents are preferred exclusively by the doctor, and this is more characteristic of women (40% against 32% of men) and older people (44% from 45 years old). Only 1% of respondents are ready to completely entrust their health to computer algorithms.
Most of the supporters of technological progress in medicine note: “A person does not need to be replaced by an artificial mind, but to give him to help is very good”; «You can try, but trust is only a doctor.»
Artificial intelligence today becomes an assistant to a doctor, and digital solutions expand the possibilities and save time, allowing the patient’s path in the clinic and save time as much as possible. It must be understood that the technologies of artificial intelligence, no matter how perfect they may be, will never replace the doctor.
However, digital assistants can significantly optimize the resources of medical personnel. The introduction of services such as supporting medical decisions implemented in “Be Healthy” as part of the “Smart Dispensation” project help to make a preliminary diagnosis based on the patient’s anamnesis and complaints, and suggest recommendations on the further examinations plan. The introduction of a quality control system for medical records made it possible to reduce the time for checking the protocols by 40% due to automated analysis. The widespread use of AI services ultimately opens up for patients access to new digital medicine opportunities— said the director of information technology of the network of the clinic «Be Healthy» Alexei Ostrosko.
Time: 4-28 March 2025
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