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. 2023 Dec 25;38:100354. doi: 10.1016/j.ahjo.2023.100354

Table 1.

Barriers and Facilitators of Digital Health and Innovation in Cardio-Oncology Clinical Practice Addressed by COIN SUMMIT 2020/2021 Continuous Professional Development Learning Objectives; COIN = Cardiology Oncology Innovation Network, AI = Artifical Intellegence.

Awareness Knowledge Exposure Experience
Barriers Lack of awareness and knowledge about cardio-oncology digital health tools Complex and complicated digital health and innovation implementation Lack of widespread translational Artificial intelligence and machine learning research in Cardio-oncology Limited data access and gaps in provider education and training in utilizing machine learning, and digital tools to predict cardiovascular adverse events in cancer patients and survivors
Facilitators Consistent Information on the efficacy and availability of innovative digital tools for cardio-oncologists and cancer patients and survivors Continuing education on digital health and innovation implementation in cardio-oncology clinical practice Increased collaborative research on machine learning and AI application in Cardio-oncology Increased experiences for providers to utilize dynamic and explainable machine learning predictive risk models for cardiovascular adverse events in cancer patients and survivors