Artificial
Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in healthcare and
health research, offering unprecedented opportunities to improve patient
outcomes, enhance drug development, epidemiological surveillance, and diagnostic
accuracy, and streamline clinical workflows. However, the integration of AI in
health research in particular raises important questions about competence, bias
awareness, ethical considerations, and the readiness of researchers to
effectively leverage these technologies.
This questionnaire
aims to assess the current state of AI adoption among health researchers, their
understanding of AI limitations and biases, and their approach to ethical
considerations in AI-driven health research. It takes 25 minutes to complete. The
insights gathered will inform training programs, policy development, and best
practices for responsible AI implementation in health research settings. The survey targets
professionals and students in health-related disciplines such as medicine,
pharmacy, biomedical sciences, and healthcare management involved in health
research.
Please note: This study excludes
1st and 2nd-year students, participants that are not involved
in any health research, and those just involved in basic, preclinical, and/or
translational research.
1) Your participation is entirely voluntary.
2) The questionnaire is completely anonymous , no names or identifying information will be collected
3) Your responses will remain strictly confidential and will be used solely for academic and research purposes.
4) Your responses will be stored for a period of 5 years and the principal investigator and co-investigators will have access to it for research purposes only.
5) Participants that do not match the inclusion criteria will be automatically excluded from the study
Your reply to the survey confirms that:
1) You meet the inclusion criteria.
2) You have read and understood the information above.
3) You voluntary consent to participate in this study.
Right to withdraw:
You are entitled to withdraw from this study at any time without providing any reason. Upon withdrawal, all information collected about you up to that point will be immediately destroyed and will not be used for research purposes.
For any inquiries about the study or in case of any research-related injury, you may contact the principal investigator using the email address above.
