Date of Award
Spring 3-18-2025
Embargo Period
3-29-2025
Document Type
Dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Health Administration
Department
Health Sciences and Research
College
College of Health Professions
First Advisor
Jami Jones
Second Advisor
Jillian Harvey
Third Advisor
Kenneth Deans, Jr.
Abstract
This investigation will leverage participant focus group interviews with 32 clinicians (16 nurses / 16 physicians) to study what, if anything, is inhibiting AI adoption across the hospital. Specific physicians will be sourced across the key service lines of primary care, oncology, cardiology, behavioral health, and emergency department medicine, as these tend to be patient volume driven and thus have the maximum amount of potential for positive impact leveraging AI. Nurses in these same departments will be assessed to analyze if there is a similarity or difference between the nursing and physician AI adoption barriers.
Recommended Citation
Miri, Aaron, "Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: A Qualitative Study Among Physicians and Nurses in Florida" (2025). MUSC Theses and Dissertations. 1027.
https://medica-musc.researchcommons.org/theses/1027
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