U.S., Oct. 22 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07885150) titled 'What Should we Measure? A Qualitative Interview Study on Outcomes for Evaluating AI-assisted Medical Image Interpretation.' on Oct. 08.
Brief Summary: Background:
AI (artificial intelligence) tools are increasingly used to help clinicians interpret medical images such as X-rays, scans, skin photographs and eye images. In most cases the AI does not work alone: a clinician makes the final decision, using the AI as support. Before these tools are used in the NHS, they must be tested to show they are safe and helpful. They are usually tested in a "reader study", where several clinicians each interpret the same set of images, sometimes ...