Una revisione dell'ambito sull'intersezione tra intelligenza artificiale (AI) e infermieristica opportunità, sfide e direzioni future
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L'intelligenza artificiale (AI) ha assistito a un'evoluzione impressionante negli ultimi anni, con conseguenti applicazioni innovative in vari settori, tra cui l'assistenza sanitaria (Davenport & Kalakota, 2019).
L'integrazione di questa tecnologia nella pratica infermieristica richiede un'esplorazione rigorosa per migliorare la precisione, l'efficienza e l'assistenza personalizzata. La letteratura attuale mostra un crescente interesse per questa intersezione, con prove preliminari che dimostrano sia opportunità significative che sfide notevoli (Topol, 2019).
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