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A Community-Based Usability Study of an AI-Enabled Oral Cancer Screening App Operated by Village Health Volunteers: Mixed Methods Study
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Abstract
RiskOCA demonstrated strong technical performance and high user acceptance among VHVs, supporting its feasibility for community-based oral cancer screening. By integrating AI-assisted triage with expert review, the platform has the potential to reduce diagnostic delays, expand screening coverage, and serve as a scalable model for oral cancer prevention in resource-limited settings.
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