Ipsos report flags AI trust gap in healthcare diagnostics as 41% of clinicians use tools weekly

By Public Technologies
  • Ipsos published a healthcare market report on trust in AI-powered diagnostic tools used in clinical settings.
  • Survey results showed 41% of healthcare professionals already use AI diagnostic tools weekly.
  • Patient awareness appeared broad, with 85% reporting at least some awareness of AI in diagnostics.
  • Trust was strongest in lower-friction uses such as cancer screening or blood-test analysis.
  • Confidence lagged in higher-stakes applications, including mental health assessment or surgical guidance.


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