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ChatGPT in the Development and Evaluation of Patient Satisfaction and Experience Questionnaires in Emergency Departments: A Feasibility Study.

Lin Chen Xiu-Li Tang Hong-Biao Gao Li Sun Mi Han Jing Liang Yue Xu Meng Zhang Mei-Qi Chen Ran Cheng Xiao-Hui Xiang Qian Zhao Yue-He Ma Ling Liu Jia Xu

Sep 2026 · Computers, Informatics, Nursing · 0 citations

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Findings support ChatGPT, particularly GPT-5.0, as a practical aid for rapid, reliable early-stage instrument development in nursing research, as a practical aid for rapid, reliable early-stage instrument development in nursing research.

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