Survey - AI in Healthcare (with special focus on Nuc Med)

By EANM AI Committee and JRC

The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in healthcare aims to improve the quality and efficiency of patient care, health outcomes, and overall experiences for patients and healthcare professionals. It is essential to ensure that these tools are technically robust, ethically and responsibly used, and compliant with patient privacy and data security.
 
In recent years, numerous studies on AI in healthcare have been published, and multiple AI-based tools have been approved by regulatory bodies. However, very little data are available on their actual use, how they are perceived by end-users, and which benefits they provide to patients.
 
This survey stems from the collaboration between European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) AI Committee and the Joint Research Center (JRC) - The European Commission's science and knowledge service. The questionnaire aims to anonymously collect insights on the knowledge of AI in healthcare, the current state of deployment, and concerns regarding its use. Additionally, the survey seeks to gather perspectives on the barriers to AI adoption in clinical practice and the necessary steps to overcome challenges in AI deployment. The collected data could be used for scientific and research purposes (e.g. publication, workshop). 
 
We would like to kindly ask you to take around 20 to 30 minutes to answer the following questions.
Personal data are neither requested nor stored and, consequently, will not be shared. 
All the answers must be provided anonymously (i.e., they should not allow the identification of respondents). 
Please be careful not to include any personal information in your answers.

Access to your replies is restricted to authorised EANM personnel only and only aggregated data, will be shared with the JRC.

Please address any requests to office@eanm.org. 
To read more please visit 
https://eanm.org/data-privacy/