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Title:Stališča zdravstvenih delavcev v operacijski dejavnosti o uporabi umetne inteligence in njeni vključitvi v operacijsko dvorano
Authors:ID Zorman, Lidija (Author)
ID Farkaš-Lainščak, Jerneja (Author)
Files:.pdf Stalisca_zdravstvenih_delavcev-Zorman-2024.pdf (5,33 MB)
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URL https://journals.um.si/index.php/anali-pazu/article/view/4437
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Scientific work
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:UZUM - University of Maribor Press
Abstract:Umetna inteligenca ima v operacijski dejavnosti velik potencial za izboljšanje kakovosti in učinkovitosti zdravstvene oskrbe. Raziskava, izvedena v Splošni bolnišnici Murska Sobota v letu 2023, je proučevala stališča zdravstvenih delavcev v operacijski dejavnosti, do uporabe umetne inteligence. V raziskavo je bilo vključenih 120 anketirancev (odzivnost 64,1 %). Tretjina jih je podprla vključevanje umetne inteligence v operacijske dvorane. Glavne prednosti njene uporabe vidijo v odsotnosti čustvene izčrpanosti (41,6 %). Kot slabost pa so izpostavili njeno omejeno sposobnost prilagajanja in reševanja nepričakovanih situacij (57,1 %). V naslednjih desetih letih pričakujejo njen razvoj v podpornih službah operacijske dvorane (39 %). Etične dileme se osredotočajo na odgovornost pri njeni uporabi. Večina anketirancev (54,5 %) meni, da bodo pravno odgovornost prevzeli zaposleni zdravstveni delavci v operacijski dejavnosti. Po mnenju anketirancev (63,7 %) umetna inteligenca ne more nadomestiti profila zdravstvenega delavca v operacijski dvorani. Nadaljnje raziskave bi lahko proučevale izobraževanje o umetni inteligenci in razvoj etičnih smernic za njeno uporabo.
Keywords:operacije, kirurgi, medicinske sestre, sodobna tehnologija, inteligentni sistemi
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Submitted for review:13.03.2024
Publication date:31.05.2024
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:Univerza v Mariboru, Univerzitetna založba
Year of publishing:2024
Number of pages:22
Numbering:Letn.14, št.1
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-97254 New window
UDC:614
ISSN on article:2820-364X
COBISS.SI-ID:202217987 New window
DOI:10.18690/analipazu.14.1.49-70.2024 New window
Publication date in DKUM:25.02.2026
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Title:Anali PAZU
Publisher:Združenje Pomurska akademsko znanstvena unija, Združenje Pomurska akademsko znanstvena unija, Univerzitetna založba Univerze v Mariboru
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Language:English
Title:The Attitudes of Healthcare Professionals in Surgical Operations on the Use of Artificial Intelligence and Its Integration Into the Operating Room
Abstract:Artificial intelligence has significant potential to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare in surgical operations. A study conducted in the General Hospital Murska Sobota in 2023 examined the attitudes of healthcare professionals in surgical operations towards the use of artificial intelligence. The survey included 120 respondents (response rate 64.1%). One-third supported the integration of artificial intelligence in operating rooms. The main advantage they see in its use is the absence of emotional exhaustion (41.6%). However, they highlighted its limited ability to adapt and solve unexpected situations as a disadvantage (57.1%). In the next ten years, they expect its development in support services for operating rooms (39%). Ethical dilemmas focus on the responsibility for its use. The majority of respondents (54.5%) believe that legal responsibility will be assumed by the employed healthcare professionals in surgical operations. According to the respondents (63.7%), artificial intelligence cannot replace the role of a healthcare professional in the operating room. Further research could explore education about artificial intelligence and the development of ethical guidelines for its use.
Keywords:surgery, surgeon, nurses, modern technology, intelligent systems


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