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. 2025 Aug 7;27:e73374. doi: 10.2196/73374

Table 2.

Characteristics of the publications of quantitative data.

Study Research methods Sample size Participants Outcome variables Concerned dimensions of explainability or integrability
Liaw et al [23], 2023 Semistructured interviews and surveys 22 Clinicians managing diabetes Factors influencing the adoption of the tool, perception of the tool’s usefulness, and ease of use Transparency, usability, and impact on clinic workflows need to be tailored to the demands and resources of clinics and communities.
Schoonderwoerd et al [38], 2021 Domain analysis, interviews, surveys, and scenario experiment 6 Pediatrician clinicians Diagnosis, information they have used in their decision-making, and the importance ranking of different types of explanations in various contexts The information that is used to make a diagnosis, the information that supports the diagnosis, how certain the clinician is of the diagnosis, and the relevance of the information for their diagnosis
Panagoulias et al [30], 2023 Survey 39 Medical personnel (including medical students and medical practitioners) Suggested level of explainability, knowledge of AIa, ways to better integrate AI, and AI concerns The overall system functions, user-friendly software, and impact on workflow
Ghanvatkar and Rajan [11], 2024 Theoretical construction and case analysis b Clinicians Usefulness of AI explanations for clinicians Local explanations and global explanations
Fogliato et al [44], 2022 Scenario experiment 19 Radiologists Anchoring effects; human-AI team diagnostic performance and agreement; time spent and confidence in decision-making; perceived usefulness of the AI Do not waste time and no additional workload.

aAI: artificial intelligence.

bNot available.