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Explaining the Slow Adoption of AI Innovations in Health Care: Network Analysis Approach
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a topic of considerable hype, with many actors sensing its high potential for health care applications. Despite this, the adoption has been slow, with few applications being implemented in clinical practice.
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Artificial intelligence innovations in healthcare often face slow adoption due to organizational barriers such as limited resources, regulatory complexity, lack of coordination between stakeholders, and uncertainty about clinical value.
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