The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Surgery: What do General Surgery Residents Think?

Ace St JohnLaura CooperStephen M Kavic

Published in: The American surgeon (2023)

= .032). Conclusion: This study provides insights into surgery residents' perceptions of AI in medical practice and training. These findings can inform future research, shape policy decisions, and guide AI development, promoting a harmonious collaboration between AI and surgeons to improve both training and patient care.

Keyphrases

artificial intelligence
healthcare
minimally invasive
machine learning
big data
coronary artery bypass
deep learning
primary care
quality improvement
public health
surgical site infection
virtual reality
mental health
current status
acute coronary syndrome
percutaneous coronary intervention
atrial fibrillation