英文摘要 |
Objective: Based on the technology acceptance model proposed by Davis(1989), this study explored the emergency physicians’ acceptance toward the AI interpretation system for cerebral hemorrhage. Methods: In this study, emergency physicians who had used the cerebral hemorrhage AI interpretation system (DeepCT, developed by Einstein ARTIFICIAL Intelligence Deep01) were enrolled. The system can detect bleeding on CT images of the brain within 30 seconds, provide solutions, and inform and help emergency physicians prioritize more critical patients. The number of valid questionnaires was 83. Descriptive statistics, independent sample T-test and univariate ANOVA, were used to analyze the correlation of each dimension. Results: In terms of perceived level of user-friendly, perceived usefulness, behavioral intention and other aspects, the results of this study indicated relatively high correlation, and the scores obtained from each aspect showed that emergency physicians generally think highly of this system. Conclusion: The acceptance toward the cerebral hemorrhage interpretation system was high among the subjects in this study. They believe it can improve work efficiency. Therefore, it is suggested that the system be adopted by all hospitals. |