Becker's Healthcare October 14, 2024
Francesca Mathewes

While AI enhances certain predictive analytics, the risk of over-reliance on the technology could lead to incorrect diagnosis and the erosion of the physician-patient relationship, according to Sarah Worthy, CEO of DoorSpace, a healthcare-oriented human resources consulting firm, in a blog post published by Medical Economics Oct. 9.

Here are five things to know about AI risks for independent practices

1. Risks of AI over-reliance. There is a high potential for harm when AI makes incorrect diagnoses or treatment recommendations. This can lead to a breakdown in the crucial physician-patient relationship, said Ms. Worthy, particularly for independent practices. Incorrect decisions from AI use could lead patients to question the value of their physician’s expertise.

2. Concerns surrounding...

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