Quantitative analysis shows AI implementation enhances psychological wellbeing in doctors, suggesting awareness mediates effects.
Around the globe, the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) has gained momentum across all settings. Likewise, AI implementation in healthcare settings has transformed processes and working efficiency; however, its impact on doctors’ psychological wellbeing (DPWB) remains insufficiently examined and understood in the extant literature. Accordingly, this study examines the influence of AI implementation on DPWB through technological awareness (TA) as a mediating factor, drawing on the social cognitive theory (SCT) perspective. Furthermore, a sample of 415 doctors was employed as key respondents within private sector hospitals to collect quantitative data. For data analysis, PLS-SEM was employed. According to the results, AI implementation significantly enhances DPWB while TA mediates this relationship. Hence, this study enriches the AI and wellbeing literature related to the healthcare setting by providing valuable insights to healthcare practitioners about how AI implementation improves DPWB in the presence of TA. This study also offers policy implications and direction for future researchers on AI implementation and DPWB.
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