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Digital practice in nursing: artificial intelligence, electronic health records and mobile applications

Amany Sadat - Lecturer in Adult Nursing, University of Salford First published:

Introduction

Nursing is at the forefront of a profound digital transformation within healthcare (Butcher and Hussain, 2022). The integration of digital technologies in nursing practice is reshaping how patient care is delivered, enhancing efficiency and opening new avenues for professional growth (Duggal et al, 2018). This article examines the current and emerging digital technologies that are specifically impacting nursing, highlighting the associated benefits, challenges and strategies for nurses to effectively adapt to these changes.

Digital technologies in nursing

Artificial intelligence applications are increasingly becoming integral to nursing practice, offering various benefits across different settings. For instance, a study by Topaz et al (2019) highlighted how speech recognition and data mining technologies have streamlined documentation processes, allowing nurses to spend more time on patient care rather than administrative tasks. Similarly, artificial intelligence algorithms for predicting physical deterioration have been implemented in some hospitals to enhance early detection of patient decline (Hannaford

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Amany Sadat