Most Jordanian Pharmacists Welcome AI for Counseling, but Trust Gaps Remain
A survey of 300 Jordanian community pharmacists finds that 52 percent are willing to use AI for medication counseling, driven ...
A survey of 300 Jordanian community pharmacists finds that 52 percent are willing to use AI for medication counseling, driven ...
A large-scale Jordanian study used an interpretable CHAID decision tree to identify which neurological patients face the highest risk of ...
A two-phase study of over 2,500 Jordanian children finds that carefully calibrated simple regression models rival or beat machine-learning approaches ...
A ten-year analysis of nearly 5,000 Jordanian patients shows steadily rising IgE sensitization to airborne allergens, led by olive pollen, ...
Researchers have built a four-pillar composite index that tracks Jordan's agricultural food-security risk from 2007 to 2024, identifying 2008 and ...
A survey of 255 financial sector professionals in Jordan shows that strategic agility, managerial digital orientation and innovation governance drive ...
A survey of 500 government accountants in Palestine and Jordan finds that ethical concerns mediate the link between four AI ...
A six-year national surveillance study of 18 Jordanian ICUs finds that 38 percent of Gram-negative infections are carbapenem-resistant, with invasive ...
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