Nurse AI acceptance links to infection control competency
A multicentre cross-sectional study in China found that nurses' infection control competency is more strongly associated with their acceptance of ...
A multicentre cross-sectional study in China found that nurses' infection control competency is more strongly associated with their acceptance of ...
A critical narrative review proposes a seven-step deliberative model to address ethical gaps in AI-mediated clinical decision-making.
A systematic review indicates that empirical research on artificial intelligence in forensic education remains limited despite rapid technical advances across ...
A review from the Center for Applied Genomics establishes how autonomous agentic workflows require continuous runtime oversight and enforceable technical ...
A mixed-methods study reveals that employers value human oversight and communication as essential artificial intelligence competencies but perceive recent college ...
A conceptual analysis indicates that labeling artificial intelligence content as human-verified might artificially inflate perceived credibility without improving readers' ability ...
Researchers have formulated computable due process criteria using structured argumentation and defeasible deontic logic to evaluate legal reasoning in AI-assisted ...
A narrative review by pharmaceutical scientists outlines the practical trade-offs between open-source models and proprietary platforms across five canonical stages ...
Warning individuals about automated fallibility and framing reliability around error rates reduces human compliance with flawed recommendations and prevents the ...
A qualitative study of online professional discussion proposes that AI documentation review can become nominal oversight when verification responsibility exceeds ...
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