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Published on 14.Aug.2025 in Vol 14 (2025)

Preprints (earlier versions) of this paper are available at https://preprints.jmir.org/preprint/76009, first published 21.Apr.2025.

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Factors Affecting the Receptiveness of Chinese Internists and Surgeons Toward Artificial Intelligence–Driven Drug Prescription: Protocol for a Systematic Survey Study

Factors Affecting the Receptiveness of Chinese Internists and Surgeons Toward Artificial Intelligence–Driven Drug Prescription: Protocol for a Systematic Survey Study

Qiujin Shen^{1, 2}

; Xiaowen Gong^{1, 2}

; Wei Zhang^{1, 2}

; Yu Hu^{1, 2}

; Yueshen Ma^{1, 2}

; Ziyi Ren^{1, 2}

; Sichang Liu^{1, 2}

; Zhen Song^{1, 2}

; Robert Peter Gale³

; Jinyu Wang^{1, 2}

; Junren Chen^{1, 2}

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Zhang W, Qi S, Hu Y, Zhai X, Zhai W, Liu S, Li Z, Su W, Liu S, Liu W, Liu J, Yin J, Xie M, Zheng A, Zhang L, He A, Zhang R, Liu W, Ding K, Wu L, Meng Y, Li Q, Yangjin B, Li T, Liu C, Gao D, He H, Long F, Ge X, Sun X, Ma H, Su T, Du S, Chen M, Feng Y, Song Z, Wang J, Gale R, Gong X, Shen Q, Chen J. Receptiveness of physicians towards artificial intelligence-driven drug prescription: a nationwide survey. npj Health Systems 2026;3(1) View