Cultura: International Journal of Philosophy of Culture and Axiology

Vol. 21 No. 1s (2024): Volume 21, Number 1s – 2024
Original Article

Artificial Intelligence In Nursing Care Planning And Decision-Making: Current Applications And Challenges

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  • SAAD MUSAAD SAUD ALOTAIBI, ALARAWI IBRAHIM MAKAZI R, FATEMAHA ABADALMOHSEN AL FARAJ, GHADAH HUSSAIN ALSUFYANI, FATIMAH HABIB AL MUTAWA, JOWAHER EISAA H ALQALLAF, FATIMAH ABDULLAH JAWAD ALSHAIKH,
  • MARIAM SALEH ALHELALI, WEJDAN ABDULLAH ALMOTURI, SAHAR ALRAKWI JAFFAL ALRUWAILI, SALHA JASSEM ALHAMOOD, ZAHRA HUSSAIN ALAWAMI, SHARIFAH HUSSAIN ALSULAIMAN, ZAINAB ALI AL EBRAHIM, SAUD ABDULAZIZ SULEIMAN AL-HUWAIMEL

Published 2024-01-10

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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a cornerstone of modern healthcare innovation, reshaping the way clinical information is processed, interpreted, and applied in nursing practice. Its integration enables rapid data synthesis, personalized care planning, and predictive insight that extend beyond the limits of traditional clinical judgment (Diakos, Koupidis & Dounias, 2022; Li et al., 2023). Nursing, long grounded in human intuition and patient empathy, now encounters an era where algorithms complement decision-making. The convergence of human compassion and computational intelligence promises improved diagnostic accuracy, workflow efficiency, and patient safety. However, this transformation also raises profound ethical and professional concerns about autonomy, trust, and accountability in care delivery (White, Dulko & DiPietro, 2022; Sadeghi-Gandomani & Alavi NM Afshar, 2019).

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