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Early insights into nurses' perceptions, opportunities, and concerns regarding Ambient artificial intelligence in nursing practice

Sep 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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It is suggested that Ambient AI may help reduce nursing documentation burden and workload, yet implementation strategies should address nurses' concerns about its influence on nursing professions, foster trust among clinicians and patients, and support integration into everyday nursing practice.

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