Tag: clinical decision-making

A cross-sectional survey of 224 Saudi emergency nurses and paramedics found moderate evidence-based practice scores and significant associations between education, ...

A four-group study in China found that combining AI tools with a redesigned pharmacology curriculum improved students’ clinical case analysis, ...

In a prospective single-group cohort study, 86 sixth-year medical interns improved on screen-based virtual-patient assessments after an eight-week emergency medicine ...

A 2023 cross-sectional study of 337 nurses in Ethiopia’s Siltie Zone found that 54.5% had poor evidence-based practice implementation, while ...

An opinion article argues that medical AI should strengthen, rather than displace, bedside observation, clinical reasoning and the physician-patient relationship.

A survey of U.S. Rural Medical Education students found broad acceptance of artificial intelligence as a clinical support tool but ...

A cross-sectional study of 190 nurses at three Iranian hospitals found that higher nomophobia scores were significantly associated with lower ...

A two-campus controlled study of 320 surgical and invasive-procedure patients linked structured preoperative communication with better risk understanding, greater trust, ...

Six large language models rarely discouraged medically indicated care but became less consistent when recommending unnecessary tests in areas where ...

In a randomized trial of 120 nursing students, adding a web-based game to theoretical instruction was associated with higher immediate ...