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Experiences Regarding Use and Implementation of Artificial Intelligence-Supported Follow-Up of Atypical Moles at a Dermatological Outpatient Clinic: Qualitative Study.

Elisabeth Rygvold HaugstenTine VestergaardBettina Trettin
Published in: JMIR dermatology (2023)
Demonstrated by how few of the participants had actual experience with the TBD module, this study showed that implementation of new technology does not occur automatically. It highlights the importance of having a strategy for implementation to ensure the optimized application of CAD tools. The study identified areas that could be improved when implementing AI-powered technology, as well as providing insight on how medical staff anticipated and experienced the use of a CAD device in dermatology.
Keyphrases
  • artificial intelligence
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  • quality improvement
  • machine learning
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  • big data
  • deep learning