This study identified several important knowledge gaps on the influence of demographic factors on AI literacy, which informs workforce-aligned training recommendations. These findings underscore the need for competency-based education to strengthen AI readiness within the health information workplace.Implications for health information management practice:The thematic analysis demonstrated the urgent need for AI knowledge, training and literacy for HI professionals and students. Themes from the LDA topic modelling informed the development of AI educational frameworks, structured into domains, subdomains and specific components of educational competencies. With multidisciplinary collaboration and further research, standardised AI core competencies for HI professionals could be created, validated by experts and adopted across educational programs to improve AI literacy in the HI field.
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Diane Dolezel
Texas Department of State Health Services
Elise Lambert
Valerie Watzlaf
University of Pittsburgh
Health Information Management Journal
University of Washington
University of Pittsburgh
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
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synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37c33b34aaaeb1a67eeee — DOI: https://doi.org/10.1177/18333583261427155