Citizens Trust AI-Based Early Detection Less

A cross-sectional survey of 5,000 adult residents in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, conducted November–December 2023, assessed trust in AI-supported early disease detection in general practice. Among 1,790 respondents, 44.0% viewed AI screening as a sign of modern medicine, 35.4% rated AI’s future role as very important, and trust in GP diagnoses was roughly six times higher than trust in AI-based diagnoses.
Key Points
- 1Report shows trust in GP diagnoses is about six times higher than trust in AI
- 2Positive attitude toward AI most strongly predicts trust in AI-based diagnoses (ß=0.420)
- 3Address patient attitudes, waiting times, and physician–patient relationship concerns to improve adoption
Scoring Rationale
Practical regional survey offering actionable patient-trust insights, limited by modest novelty and single-region scope.
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