Limitations
SECONDARY
Our ability to address our secondary objective was limited by little variability in clinical expertise and familiarity with AI or machine learning, and any conclusions related to these factors should be interpreted with caution. Additionally, visits were presented to psychiatrists in the same order, to preserve the temporal progression of the patient’s care. However, this introduces the possibility of order effects, since the quality of information was manipulated in the same way across visits for all participants. We found that psychiatrists rated incorrect information provided by the CSTs less favourably than correct information, which is consistent with prior findings that psychiatrists find incorrect antidepressant recommendations less useful than correct ones. Despite this perception, psychiatrists in that study made less accurate treatment decisions when presented with incorrect recommendations [