Key result
AI integration in cardiovascular care poses risks to patient outcomes, physicians, and healthcare systems.
Why the study?
Although AI offers improvements in cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, its integration presents challenges that could negatively affect patient outcomes, physician roles, and the healthcare system.
The integration of artificial intelligence into cardiovascular care presents challenges that could negatively affect patient outcomes, physician roles, and the healthcare system.
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Demands vigilance against AI-related harms in cardiovascular practice; leaves open rigorous evaluation of mitigation strategies.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many fields, including cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, where it offers improvements in diagnostics, treatment plans, and predictive analytics. [1]However, its integration into healthcare presents challenges that could negatively affect patient outcomes, physician roles, and the healthcare system.In this article, we explored these risks in greater depth, considering the implications for cardiologists and cardiovascular surgeons, as well as patients.
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Göçer et al. (2025) conducted a review in Cardiovascular care. Artificial intelligence (AI) was evaluated. Artificial intelligence integration into cardiovascular care presents challenges and risks that could negatively affect patient outcomes, physician roles, and the healthcare system.
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