Results show what patients and doctors really think about embracing AI tools in healthcare
Tebra, a leader in practice automation solutions for independent healthcare providers, announced the results of its survey on perceptions of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. The survey report shows what patients and providers think about using AI technology in the doctor’s office. One of the most notable findings is that 8 in 10 Americans believe that AI has the potential to improve the quality of healthcare, reduce costs, and increase accessibility. In addition, over 1 in 10 healthcare professionals use AI technologies currently, and almost 50% intend to adopt these technologies in the future. Tebra’s 2023 “Perceptions of AI in healthcare” report is available for download here.
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“The 2023 Perceptions of AI in healthcare report is a great resource for practices to see what their peers and the public are saying about using AI-powered chatbots to help identify patterns, offer diagnostic suggestions, and provide treatment recommendations.”
“Overall, the adoption of generative AI in the healthcare industry holds tremendous potential for revolutionizing healthcare delivery, enhancing diagnostic capabilities, and improving patient outcomes. As ethical and policy frameworks continue to evolve, we can expect to see further integration of AI technologies in various aspects of healthcare in the future,” Kevin Marasco, chief marketing officer of Tebra, said. “The 2023 Perceptions of AI in healthcare report is a great resource for practices to see what their peers and the public are saying about using AI-powered chatbots to help identify patterns, offer diagnostic suggestions, and provide treatment recommendations.”
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Other key findings include:
- 1 in 4 patients are more likely to talk to an AI chatbot than attend therapy. Of those who have already turned to ChatGPT for therapy advice, 80% felt it was an effective alternative.
- 66% of healthcare professionals are aware that AI technologies are being used in the healthcare field. However, almost half (42%) are not excited about integrating these technologies into their practice.
- 1 in 4 patients would not visit a provider who does not embrace AI technologies. And more than half (52%) stated they would seek a medical provider who uses AI tools for faster medical care.
- After reviewing AI’s medical advice, 95% of healthcare professionals shifted toward a more positive perspective. Among healthcare professionals, ChatGPT received the highest score for addressing patients’ questions the best.
Still, many people expressed caution: 53% of patients felt that AI is a tool to augment rather than replace providers, and 43% preferred human interaction and touch. Furthermore, 47% worried that AI may not yet be able to diagnose and treat health conditions accurately.
Built on the strength of Kareo and PatientPop, Tebra equips over 150,000 providers to deliver modernized care to patients everywhere.
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