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Nurses' perceptions of artificial intelligence adoption in healthcare: A qualitative systematic review
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Abstract
Nine qualitative studies published between 2022 and 2024 were included in this systematic review. The included studies were conducted in five countries at university-affiliated or tertiary hospitals. Participants included 140 frontline nurses and nurse managers with prior experience using technology tools in clinical settings. Five common themes were identified: ethical issues; increased workload; seamless and efficient patient care; reinforcement rather than replacement; and AI as a future nursing care solution CONCLUSIONS: The five themes identified in this review provide valuable insights into how AI tools can be integrated into current and future frontline nursing practices to enhance patient care. Nurse leaders and healthcare policymakers can use these findings to improve nursing research, facilitate the adoption of new AI tools and support their implementation in healthcare settings.
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