Resistance to AI in healthcare

Researcher

Inga Jagemann

Publications

• Inga Jagemann, Ole Wensing, Manuel Stegemann, Gerrit Hirschfeld (2024): Acceptance of Medical Artificial Intelligence in Skin Cancer Screening: Choice-Based Conjoint Survey Full Publication
• Inga Jagemann, Manuel Stegemann, Ruth von Brachel, Gerrit Hirschfeld (2024): Gender differences in preferences for mental health apps in the general population – a choice-based conjoint analysis from Germany Full Publication

Collaboration

Clarissa Sabrina Arlinghaus, Justin Baudisch

Research Theme

Application area: Digital Health

The project “Resistance to AI in healthcare” investigates the acceptance of AI-based medical services/ technologies from the users’ perspective using behavioural methods (eye-tracking experiments, conjoint experiments). In the project, we are addressing the question of why patients, despite their awareness of the superiority of AI in (some) medical services, show a rather hesitant uptake and resistant attitude towards the use of AI-based medical services/ technologies. Further, we explore factors that can enhance patient acceptance for a successful implementation of AI-based medical services/ technologies in healthcare.