1. Just under one-third of survey respondents said that their organizations currently use artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML).
2. Of these, about 36% are using this AI/ML for either computer-aided image detection for oncology or process/workflow improvement.
3. Another 34% are using AI/ML to suggest more impactful care options.
4. About 40% of respondents plan to incorporate AI/ML into their daily operations in the next two years.
5. 57% said cost was their organization’s biggest impediment to implementing and using AI.
6. 40% think AI will have the biggest impact on reducing the time of diagnosis and aiding in earlier disease detection.

Note: Definitive Healthcare surveyed 132 providers and hospital executives in care management, operations, radiology, administration and information technology.

Source: Definitive Healthcare blog, August 18, 2022

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