Pharmacists Weigh In on Patients Turning to AI for Medication Advice
A qualitative study of ten pharmacists at a Chinese tertiary hospital finds cautious acceptance of AI medication consultation, with pharmacists ...
A qualitative study of ten pharmacists at a Chinese tertiary hospital finds cautious acceptance of AI medication consultation, with pharmacists ...
A qualitative study in Sierra Leone found that caregivers anticipate accepting the hepatitis B birth-dose vaccine, driven by trust in ...
A qualitative study in BMC Nursing reveals that Scandinavian nurse anaesthetists report a transformed professional identity and enhanced intuitive practice ...
Seven professionals identified noise, unstable lighting, crowded transitions and limited calm space as major barriers, proposing a preliminary three-tier retrofit ...
Interviews with 33 stakeholders in Hawassa identified nine proposed strategies combining individual support, workplace initiatives and health-service integration to address ...
A qualitative study of 15 virtual-care nurses and midwives in Sydney identified collaboration, scenario-based education, timely feedback and protected time ...
A qualitative study of 44 patients in 11 focus groups across four Saudi Arabian regions found reported improvements in digital ...
A single-hospital survey found favorable attitudes toward clinical AI among doctors and residents, alongside moderate AI literacy, limited experience or ...
An Australian qualitative study of 35 youths with islet autoantibodies and 49 caregivers found that young people focused on tolerable ...
A multicentre qualitative study of 24 paediatric oncology nurses in India shows how palliative care is embedded in routine practice, ...
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