Current survey initiatives and participation links

External Surveys:

Survey 1

Research URL:
Assessing the Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Barriers to the Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Among Doctors and Medical Students in Trinidad and Tobago.

Title: Assessing the Knowledge, Attitudes, Practices, and Barriers to the Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Among Doctors and Medical Students in Trinidad and Tobago

Publisher: Year 2 Students of the MBBS programme

Group Members	Supervisors
• Kelly-ann Chinemilly	• Dr. Candice Solomon
• Tyler Balraj	• Dr. Cherrita Ramsaran
• Urbi Chakrabarti	• Dr. Raveed Khan
• Varun Maharaj	• Dr. Marsha Ivey
• Veda Maharaj
• Vivek Rajcoomar

Purpose: This study explores the understanding, attitudes, and practices of medical students and doctors in Trinidad and Tobago regarding artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, streamlining administrative processes, and enhancing patient outcomes. However, challenges such as high costs, limited knowledge, and ethical concerns hinder its adoption. The study aims to identify these barriers and assess the readiness of healthcare professionals for AI integration, thereby providing data-driven insights to support its effective implementation in the local healthcare system.



SURVEY 2

Research URL:

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePTkhbOVF1X-ctiEV5NuXqZfd0PoO946Vse5vL pLhvBo3Oig/viewform?usp=sf_link




Dear Physicians,


We are a group of Year 3 Undergraduate Medical Students of the University of The West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. We are currently supervised by:
• Dr. Arlene Williams Persad
• Dr. Adeoye Adenekan, lecturers at the Department of Para-Clinical Sciences of The University of the West Indies.


The group members consists of Josiah Morean (group leader), Joshua Beepat, Jonathan Ramdeen, Kale Mc Clean, Kareena Jaisingh, Karina Jadoo, Joseph Liverpool.


Our Research Project Titled, “Investigating the Prevalence and Impact of Artificial Intelligence Tools (AI) among physicians in Trinidad and Tobago: A Physician's Perspective” Our method of data collection for our project involves the use of a questionnaire, of which there are 36 questions and among the 36 questions there is a case study, which will then be used to compare the physician’s answers to that of various AI tools.


Therefore, our study will be mainly focused on physicians currently registered with the Medical Board of Trinidad and Tobago to examine the following objectives:
1. The prevalence of AI tool usage among physicians in Trinidad and Tobago’s public and private sectors.
2. The effectiveness of AI in improving diagnostic accuracy and treatment decisions through clinical scenarios.
3. Physicians’ attitudes toward AI, including perceived benefits, challenges, and willingness to integrate it into practice.


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