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Ashley J S Scott,Qimeng Zhao,Jo-Fan Pan et al. Ashley J S Scott et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are increasingly used in clinical settings, yet most syntheses focus on nurses' attitudes or readiness rather than experiences after direct use in practice. ...
XiaoHui Fan,Jingjing Sun,LingHui Zhang et al. XiaoHui Fan et al.
Background: With the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) and its deep integration into nursing education, nursing students' AI literacy (AS) has become a critical competency for their professional...
Muna Alharbi,Ahmed S Alharthi,Abdulrahman A Azab et al. Muna Alharbi et al.
Background: Nursing students are the future workforce, and their readiness to use digital health tools is important. Previous studies have focused on knowledge and attitudes; however, they have not examined the wide range...
Ji-Hyeon Lee,Sun-Young Jung Ji-Hyeon Lee
Background: The rapid advancement of digital technologies, combined with the evolving complexity of health care environments, has introduced a new paradigm in nursing practice. Clinical nurses are now required not only to...
Jessica Zihui Song,Isabel Tsang,Parthena Mouratidis et al. Jessica Zihui Song et al.
Background: Pressure injuries (PIs) are a common complication in people with reduced mobility or sensation and can be burdensome for individuals with PIs and their caregivers. Valuable insights and real-world challenges f...
Jee Young Joo,Megan F Liu,Young Woo Cho et al. Jee Young Joo et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI)-based nursing interventions are increasingly being employed to manage chronic illnesses; however, their definitive impact on clinical outcomes remains inconclusive, necessitating a...
Linlin Xia,Daphne Lew,Lindsay Tessmer et al. Linlin Xia et al.
Background: Nurse turnover remains a major challenge for health systems, yet objective, scalable measures of workload that predict turnover are limited. Electronic health record (EHR) audit logs offer a potential data sou...
Junyu Zhao,Xiaomin Hua,Rong Hu et al. Junyu Zhao et al.
Background: Digital literacy has become a core competence for nursing faculty to adapt to the digital transformation of education, improve teaching quality, and cultivate innovative nursing talents. ...
Nader Alnomasy,Habib Alrashedi,Sharifah Alsayed et al. Nader Alnomasy et al.
Background: The Saudi Arabian health care sector is transforming under Vision 2030 with the goal of digitizing its services. This necessitates a digitally prepared nursing workforce; however, there is evidence suggesting ...
Meng-Han Su,Wei-Chun Wang,Yi-Min Hsu et al. Meng-Han Su et al.
Background: For clinical nurses, manually entering information into hospital information systems (HISs) remains time-consuming and prone to omissions. Although speech recognition can reduce the need for manual entry, its ...