Seven Years On, Japanese Doctors and Public Still Hesitant About AI-Led Care
A repeated Japanese survey of physicians and the public found that intention to use relatively autonomous medical AI did not ...
A repeated Japanese survey of physicians and the public found that intention to use relatively autonomous medical AI did not ...
A survey of 6,787 Chinese first-year students linked to city-level indicators finds that moving to a more developmentally advantaged city ...
A national survey of 404 US primary care clinicians found that only 14.9 percent billed Medicare's new Advanced Primary Care ...
A retrospective survey of Biodesign NEXT alumni, in which 40 of 210 contacted former participants responded, found high self-reported workforce ...
A survey of 2,148 doctoral-holding faculty members in mainland China links scholarship acquisition to publication productivity and autonomous, well-supervised training ...
A cross-sectional survey of 249 medical students at one Turkish university found near-universal AI use but no stable overall link ...
A 2026 APA survey of 3,132 U.S. adults found widespread reports of stress, uncertainty, social withdrawal, lowered expectations and AI ...
A three-wave survey of 245 Pakistani manufacturing employees linked environmentally specific servant leadership to pro-environmental behavior through harmonious environmental passion, ...
A survey of 101 farmers in Punjab found that greater AI diffusion was associated with higher perceived productivity and profitability, ...
A single-hospital survey found favorable attitudes toward clinical AI among doctors and residents, alongside moderate AI literacy, limited experience or ...
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