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This research poster presents findings from a cross-sectional survey examining physicians’ experience of, perceptions about, and readiness for artificial intelligence-enabled clinical decision support systems (AI-CDSS) in primary healthcare in Gujarat, India. The study included 153 physicians and used a survey instrument comprising 29 variables covering professional characteristics, prior AI exposure, perceived benefits, implementation concerns, and readiness-related attitudes. Descriptive statistics, including frequencies and percentages, were used to summarise responses. Key findings included willingness to use AI-CDSS, willingness to undertake AI training, and previous use of AI tools among participating physicians. The findings highlight the importance of clinician training, appropriate infrastructure, patient safety, ethical governance, and responsible implementation when introducing AI-enabled clinical decision support into primary healthcare. Presented at the Geneva Health Forum 2026, Geneva, Switzerland. Abstract ID: #70.
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Nilkumar Patel (2026) studied this question.