Publikation
Prospectively investigating the impact of AI onshared decision-making in post kidney transplant care (PRIMA-AI): protocol for a longitudinal qualitative study among patients, their support persons and treating physicians at a tertiary care centre
Zeineb Sassi; Sascha Eickmann; Roland Roller; Bilgin Osmanodja; Aljoscha Burchardt; David Samhammer; Peter Dabrock; Sebastian Möller; Klemens Budde; Anne Herrmann
In: BMJ open, Vol. 14, No. 10, Pages 1-6, British Medical Journal Publishing Group, 2024.
Zusammenfassung
As healthcare is shifting from a paternalistic to a patient-centred approach, medical decision making becomes more collaborative involving patients, their support persons (SPs) and physicians. Implementing shared decision-making (SDM) into clinical practice can be challenging and becomes even more complex with the introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) as a potential actant in the communicative network. Although there is more empirical research on patients’ and physicians’ perceptions of AI, little is known about the impact of AI on SDM. This study will help to fill this gap. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first systematic empirical investigation to prospectively assess the views of patients, their SPs and physicians on how AI affects SDM in physician–patient communication after kidney transplantation. Using a transdisciplinary approach, this study will explore the role and impact of an AI-decision support system (DSS) designed to assist with medical decision making in the clinical encounter.