article · Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences

Assessment of Knowledge, Practice, Perception, and Expectations of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Care among Staff of a Tertiary Hospital

Aondona David Daniel
Grace Nwunuji Rimamnunra
Akwaras Nndunno Asheku
Ornguga Bamidele Ohiozoje
De-Kaa Niongun Lawrence Paul
Yohanna Stephen
George P. Abraham
Laadi Terrumun Swende
Ngbede Matthew Ocheifa

2024Open accessUniversity of Calabar

Abstract

The in-depth knowledge of AI technology was low. Most of the staff thought that AI technology did not make their task easy although they believe AI is essential in medical field and they expect the acquisition of more skills on AI technology in future.

Research topics

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education

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DOI: 10.4314/ejhs.v34i4.7

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