India report
Building trust in healthcare AI
Perspectives from patients and professionals
India research
AI has taken the world by storm in recent years, including healthcare. Yet its full potential remains untapped. This year’s Future Health Index report explores this potential, how AI is already helping clinicians and patients today, and what is needed to build trust in healthcare AI, enabling better adoption of the technology and better patient outcomes.
The largest global survey of its kind, analyzing the perspectives of healthcare professionals and patients on the use of AI and digital technologies in healthcare.
High levels of optimism about AI
Both healthcare professionals and patients are confident in AI's potential. For maximum adoption, efforts must be made to continue to build trust in the technology.
AI can save lives
Healthcare professionals believe AI could prevent the need for some types of care.
Collaborating with healthcare professionals to drive technology adoption
Healthcare staff are already involved in technology development. Deeper partnership is crucial in making new technology more effective.
“India stands at a pivotal moment in healthcare. Over 80% of Indian healthcare professionals believe AI can save lives through early intervention. This growing trust in AI is key to bridging access gaps, empowering professionals and improving clinical outcomes.”
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Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Indonesia
Japan
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
South Korea
The Future Health Index is commissioned by Philips For this year’s Future Health Index, we conducted proprietary quantitative research involving almost 2,000 healthcare professionals and over 16,000 patients across 16 countries (Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Spain, South Africa, South Korea,the United Kingdom and the United States). Two quantitative surveys were carried out by Accenture Song, the world’s largest tech-powered creative group employing a methodology of online (CAWI) surveying. The surveys were conducted from December 2024 to March 2025.
