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Abstract: AI tools in radiology are revolutionising the diagnosis, evaluation, and management of patients. However, there is a major gap between the large number of developed AI tools and those translated into daily clinical practice, which can be primarily attributed to limited usefulness and trust in current AI tools. Instead of technically driven development, little effort has been put into value-based development to ensure AI tools will have a clinically relevant impact on patient care. An iterative comprehensive value evaluation process covering the complete AI tool lifecycle should be part of radiology AI development. For value assessment of health technologies, health technology assessment (HTA) is an extensively used and comprehensive method. While most aspects of value covered by HTA apply to radiology AI, additional aspects, including transparency, explainability, and robustness, are unique to radiology AI and crucial in its value assessment. Additionally, value assessment should already be included early in the design stage to determine the potential impact and subsequent requirements of the AI tool. Such early assessment should be systematic, transparent, and practical to ensure all stakeholders and value aspects are considered. Hence, early value-based development by incorporating early HTA will lead to more valuable AI tools and thus facilitate translation to clinical practice. Clinical relevance statement: This paper advocates for the use of early value-based assessments. These assessments promote a comprehensive evaluation on how an AI tool in development can provide value in clinical practice and thus help improve the quality of these tools and the clinical process they support. Key Points: Value in radiology AI should be perceived as a comprehensive term including health technology assessment domains and AI-specific domains. Incorporation of an early health technology assessment for radiology AI during development will lead to more valuable radiology AI tools. Comprehensive and transparent value assessment of radiology AI tools is essential for their widespread adoption.
Op 22 april is het Earth Day, een dag waarop sinds 1970 wereldwijd aandacht wordt gevraagd voor milieubescherming en duurzaamheid. Een belangrijk thema, want de aarde staat onder druk door klimaatverandering en andere milieuproblemen. In Nederland zijn er verschillende initiatieven vanuit de overheid, het bedrijfsleven en ook burgers om te verduurzamen. Maar hoe belangrijk vinden kiezers het eigenlijk dat Nederland duurzamer en klimaatneutraal wordt? En wie is daar volgens hen voor verantwoordelijk en waar lopen ze tegenaan bij het (verder) verduurzamen van hun eigen leven? In deze blogpost bespreken we de resultaten van een recent en landelijk representatief onderzoek onder ruim 2.500 consumenten naar de opvattingen van Nederlandse kiezers over duurzaamheid. De resultaten van dit onderzoek zijn samengevat in een interactief, online dashboard: https://goldman.eco/de-relatie-tussen-de-politieke-voorkeur-van-nederlanders-en-duurzaam-leven-lessen-voor-earth-day/
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