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The Rise of AI in Nursing: Opportunities, Risks, and What Leadership Needs to Know

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a fringe topic in healthcare. For nursing, informatics, and public health leaders, AI presents both major opportunities and significant risks. This article outlines current use cases, implementation challenges, ethical issues, and leadership considerations, offering a grounded roadmap for integrating AI responsibly and effectively.

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What’s Happening Now: AI Adoption in Nursing and Healthcare

AI use in hospitals is accelerating. As of 2025, roughly 44% of U.S. metropolitan hospitals report using AI tools in their operations. Nurses are increasingly engaged: 64% say they want to see more AI tools in their clinical work. AI is already supporting clinical decision-support systems, patient monitoring, and nurse education. At the same time, national nursing organizations such as the AACN emphasize the urgent need for AI literacy and governance in nursing education.

Key Applications in Nursing Informatics and Public Health

Risks and Challenges

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Dr. Alexis | Health | Tech | Business | Blog
Dr. Alexis | Health | Tech | Business | Blog

Written by Dr. Alexis | Health | Tech | Business | Blog

Dr. Alexis always explores the latest in tech & healthcare. Creator of the 'Health Informatics 101' on Udemy. She is passionate about innovation and learning.

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