New roles and opportunities are emerging for nurses and nurse scientists to address the structural needs underpinning AI in healthcare delivery, say UPenn researchers. A new investigation into how artificial intelligence is evolving nursing education has highlighted the need to foster nurse professionals who can help to standardize nurse-generated data and architect systems consistent with patient care ethics. Nurses need to understand not only how to use AI tools but also how the systems work and how bias or inaccurate outputs can affect patient care, nursing education researchers said in their report , published in the May-June edition of Nursing…
A new investigation into how artificial intelligence is evolving nursing education has highlighted the need to foster nurse professionals who can help to standardize nurse-generated data and architect systems consistent with patient care ethics.
Nurses need to understand not only how to use AI tools but also how the systems work and how bias or inaccurate outputs can affect patient care, nursing education researchers said in their report, published in the May-June edition of Nursing Outlook.