Tag: Clinical Decision-Making

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

A mixed-methods randomized trial of 56 nurses at one Egyptian hospital found that adaptive AI-based mobile simulation was associated with ...

A cross-sectional survey of 393 senior nursing students at four public universities in northern Saudi Arabia found a mean pain-management ...

A qualitative study in Colombia finds that patient- and caregiver-informed clinical recommendations were valued by clinicians but rarely used to ...

A quasi-experimental study of 114 Iranian nurses found that both role-playing and mobile phone-based ethics education significantly improved moral sensitivity ...

General internists practice and thrive where uncertainty is the norm. Patients arrive with incomplete data, learners with uneven skills, communities ...

A randomized study of internal medicine faculty found that physicians rated AI-generated consultation advice as highly as human specialist advice ...

In-depth interviews with 17 neonatologists at a Dutch academic hospital reveal that physicians distinguish trust from confidence and reliance, and ...

A qualitative study of 40 UK hospital staff reveals how clinicians navigate uncertainty when treating patients with multiple long-term conditions, ...

A new process mapping study reveals the behavioral and contextual drivers behind inappropriate high-flow nasal cannula use in infant bronchiolitis, ...

A large cross-country validation study finds that statistical models predicting fluoroquinolone resistance in rifampicin-resistant tuberculosis lose accuracy when transferred between ...

A Delphi consensus study across 49 North American neonatal centers has produced the first standardized expert guidelines defining which newborn ...

A new study in AI & Society argues that Thomas Aquinas's virtues of justice, prudence, and charity can guide the ...

A retrospective study of 226 children with acute gastroenteritis finds that lower lymphocyte counts were the laboratory marker most consistently ...

A twelve-week modified KWHLAQ teaching strategy significantly improved critical thinking and self-directed learning among Egyptian critical care nursing students compared ...

A cross-sectional study of 125 Turkish intensive care nurses finds that prior sepsis training and direct clinical exposure to septic ...

A case report in Clinical Case Reports describes a 42-year-old man with a documented normal liver evaluation seven days before ...

In the realm of healthcare, the prognosis of older adults, particularly in inpatient settings, has prompted intense dialogue regarding the ...

The intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare is a hotbed of innovation, exploration, and critical analysis. As the medical industry ...

In an era when healthcare systems worldwide face unprecedented challenges, the role of nurses has become more crucial than ever. ...