MLG Medical Readiness Personnel
Personnel closest to medical readiness workflows and the planned audience for the educational intervention.
Examining whether targeted AI education and training can improve readiness for change among personnel involved in medical readiness workflows.
Personnel closest to medical readiness workflows and the planned audience for the educational intervention.
Initial readiness-for-change score before AI education; the comparison point for improvement.
Instruction on AI concepts, perceived barriers, training needs, and feasible AI-supported workflow use cases.
Follow-up readiness-for-change score collected after the intervention during the 12-week period.
The measurable outcome: change in readiness-for-change scores related to AI-supported workflows.
Operational setting, staff demands, digital transformation pressure, and readiness mission.
Perceived barriers, AI confidence, trust, workflow relevance, and training gaps help explain change.
Same-participant pretest and posttest structure supports paired comparison of readiness scores.
Findings guide future education, adoption planning, governance, and realistic AI use-case development.
The AI education and training intervention.
Readiness-for-change score after the intervention.
Baseline readiness score before education.
Perceived barriers, training needs, confidence, trust, and workflow relevance.
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