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Artificial Intelligence in Health EI and AI among healthcare professionals
algorithmic biases, may further complicate the adoption Funding
of AI technologies. In addition, the subjectivity and
context-sensitivity of EI make it challenging to measure None.
the effectiveness of AI-based training. To address these Conflict of interest
limitations, further research and the development of
protocols that facilitate the balanced integration of AI and The authors declare no conflict of interest.
EI across diverse healthcare settings are essential.
Author contributions
6. Future directions and research Conceptualization: All authors
Further investigation is needed to fully understand the Writing – original draft: Nadia Hachoumi
clinical potential of integrating EI with AI, particularly Writing – review & editing: All authors
in relation to patient outcomes and the well-being of
healthcare professionals. Longitudinal studies could Ethics approval and consent to participate
provide valuable insights into how this integration evolves Not applicable.
over time and its impact on the performance of healthcare
professionals and the quality of patient care. Consent for publication
The integration of EI and AI also holds valuable Not applicable.
potential for guiding other aspects of healthcare, such as
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understanding of EI and AI in the context of leadership Not applicable.
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