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Artificial Intelligence Anxiety and Patient Safety Attitudes Among Operating Room Professionals: A Descriptive Cross-Sectional Study
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Abstract
Although no direct association was found between AI anxiety and patient safety attitudes, belief in AI's potential was linked to greater openness to change. These findings suggest a need for targeted training and policy support to promote safe and confident AI adoption in surgical practice.
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