Exploring Differential Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care Among Younger Versus Older Canadians: Results From the 2021 Canadian Digital Health Survey.

Karin Cinalioglu Sasha Elbaz Kerman Sekhon Chien-Lin Su Soham Rej Harmehr Sekhon

Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2023)

Older Canadians may be more open to various applications of AI within health care than younger Canadians. High satisfaction may be a critical criterion for comfort with AI, especially for older Canadians. Additionally, in the case of drug and vaccine development, previous experience may be an important moderating factor. We conclude that gaining a greater understanding of the perceptions of all health care users is integral to the implementation and sustainability of new and cutting-edge technologies in health care settings.

Keyphrases

healthcare
artificial intelligence
big data
machine learning
community dwelling
primary care
deep learning
middle aged
physical activity
emergency department
quality improvement
drug induced
adverse drug
health insurance