Artificial intelligence in primary care practice: Qualitative study to understand perspectives on using AI to derive patient social data

Stephanie Garies; Simon Liang; Karen Weyman; Steve Durant; Noor Ramji; Mo Alhaj; Andrew Pinto

doi:10.46747/cfp.700708e102

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Artificial intelligence in primary care practice

Qualitative study to understand perspectives on using AI to derive patient social data

Stephanie Garies, Simon Liang, Karen Weyman, Steve Durant, Noor Ramji, Mo Alhaj and Andrew Pinto

Canadian Family Physician July/August 2024; 70 (7-8) e102-e109; DOI: https://doi.org/10.46747/cfp.700708e102

Stephanie Garies

Postdoctoral fellow (at the time of writing) affiliated with the Department of Family and Community Medicine through St Michael’s Hospital at Unity Health Toronto in Ontario, and with the Upstream Lab in the MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions.

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Simon Liang

Family medicine resident (at the time of writing) in Department of Family & Community Medicine at St Michael’s Hospital through Unity Health Toronto.

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Karen Weyman

Associate Professor in the Department of Family & Community Medicine at the University of Toronto in Ontario and a family physician at St Michael’s Hospital.

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Steve Durant

Research coordinator (at the time of writing) of the Upstream Lab.

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Noor Ramji

Family physician and Practice Improvement Program Director in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto.

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Mo Alhaj

Quality Improvement Specialist at St Michael’s Hospital.

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Andrew Pinto

Director of the Upstream Lab, a public health and preventive medicine specialist and family physician at St Michael’s Hospital, and Associate Professor at the University of Toronto.

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