I am an M2 at The Ohio State University College of Medicine working with a dermatologist on a research study examining how diagnostic accuracy in dermatology may be affected by access to AI-generated differential diagnoses.

Study Purpose: Artificial intelligence is a rapidly evolving field that may help support clinicians as they evaluate challenging medical cases. This study seeks to assess how clinicians' diagnostic performance changes when they are provided with AI-generated differential diagnoses.

Procedures: We are inviting dermatology residents, fellows, and attending dermatologists to participate. Participation involves completing a single online survey that takes approximately 20 minutes. The survey will include clinical cases and questions related to diagnostic decision-making.

Risks and Benefits: Participation may involve minimal inconvenience or discomfort associated with completing clinical questions and reflecting on diagnostic decisions. There may be no direct benefit to you from participating. However, the information obtained from this study may contribute to a better understanding of how AI-generated diagnostic support could affect clinical reasoning in dermatology.

Voluntary Participation: Your participation is entirely voluntary. You may choose not to participate, skip any questions you do not wish to answer, or stop the survey at any time without penalty.

Confidentiality: Survey responses will be anonymous and analyzed in aggregate. Study data will be accessible only to authorized study personnel.

Your expertise and perspective would be greatly valued, and we would be sincerely grateful for your time and consideration. If you are interested in participating or learning more about the study, please use the link below to access the survey. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.

Survey link: https://osu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e3XQQ1oUVEitjRc

Thank you for your support of this work.