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Canadian Medical Students Interested in Radiology Report Greater Perceived Importance of Procedural Roles and Greater Career Sustainability Amid Artificial Intelligence

Rationale and objectives Artificial intelligence (AI) integration and perceptions of radiology's procedural scope may influence medical students' interest in radiology. We aimed to determine whether perceptions of radiology's scope and AI integration differed according to student interest in radiology. Methods An anonymous cross-sectional survey containing binary, Likert-scale, and open-ended questions was distributed to medical students at a Canadian institution (N=73; 19.7% effective response rate). Responses…

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Canadian medical students who were interested in radiology rated procedural roles as more important and reported greater perceived career sustainability despite AI integration.

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Canadian medical students not interested in radiology reported a higher perceived impact of AI on the field and lower perceived career sustainability, alongside limited adequate radiology exposure.

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Findings come from a small single-institution cross-sectional survey with low response rate, limiting generalizability and causal inference about AI perceptions and career interest.

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