Clinical Technology: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Healthcare Informatics

Wilson College

Clinical Technology: Artificial Intelligence

The application of artificial intelligence (AI) in medical settings represents one of the

latest healthcare innovations, and it has advanced significantly in the past few years. This

paper will examine its implications on the nursing profession, as well as its applications,

results, and impacts in healthcare environments.

Impact and Outcomes

AI has transformed medical services by improving patient participation, therapeutic

proposals/protocols, and illness identification such that in various sectors of medical services,

it frequently outperforms humans by using massive information to find trends and forecast

outcomes (Alowais et al., 2023). AI technologies have minimized accidental errors while

increasing accuracy, preserving finances, and saving time (Alowais et al., 2023).
Additionally, this technology has enhanced the oversight of population health, streamlined

drug doses, and facilitated customized treatment (Alowais et al., 2023).

Application in Medical Environments

There are several ways that AI is applied in therapeutic environments:

I. Disease Identification: AI systems examine patient information along with imaging

studies to precisely and early identify illnesses (Alowais et al., 2023).

II. Treatment Recommendations: AI offers individualized therapy suggestions that

incorporate patient information and past results (Alowais et al., 2023).

III. Clinical Decision Support: By offering pertinent information and findings, AI helps

physicians make well-informed judgments (Das, 2024).

IV. Remote Monitoring: Responsive treatment of chronic illnesses is made possible by

AI-powered gadgets that continually track clients' vital signs and health indicators

(Das, 2024).

Impact of AI on Nursing Care

The function of nurses and nursing services are greatly impacted by AI technology:

I. Increased Efficiency: By automating administrative duties, AI allows nurses more

time so they can focus on improving patient care (Dailah et al., 2024).

II. Better Patient Monitoring: AI-powered gadgets allow for ongoing patient monitoring,

which improves the treatment of long-term illnesses and allows for prompt

interventions (Dailah et al., 2024).

III. Less Errors: AI lessens the possibility of mistakes being made when managing patient

data and administering medications (Dailah et al., 2024).

more effectively, which enhances patient education and care participation (Dailah et

al., 2024).

Impacts of Future Nursing Roles

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform the field of nursing in several

ways, improving the treatment of patients and medical institutions' overall effectiveness. AI

is anticipated to have an influence on nursing professions in the following significant areas:

1. Clinical Guidance

Large volumes of medical records may be analyzed by AI-powered clinical decision-

support platforms to give nurses useful information (Rony et al., 2024). By predicting patient

outcomes, identifying possible health hazards, and suggesting remedies, these technologies

help nurses make better judgments (Rony et al., 2024).

2. Analytical Prediction

By analyzing medical records, AI systems can anticipate health problems before they

get more acute. AI, for instance, may evaluate test data and vital signs to identify patients

who may be in danger of worsening, allowing nurses to take preventative action (Rony et al.,

2024).

3. Efficiency in Administration

AI can reduce the load of documentation by streamlining bureaucratic processes.

Automated systems that can retrieve appropriate data from electronic health records (EHRs)

or transcribe discussions can help with record-keeping, inventory management, and schedule

automation (Nashwan et al., 2024). Nurses can concentrate more on providing personalized

treatment for patients because of this efficiency (Nashwan et al., 2024).

4. Individualized Medical Attention

and mobile health apps (Nashwan et al., 2024). These solutions enable preventative treatment

of chronic illnesses and individualized care regimens by enabling nurses to track clients'

medical histories in real time (Nashwan et al., 2024).

5. Remote monitoring and telemedicine

AI improves telemedicine by making online conversations and distant monitoring

possible; thus, by providing treatment and follow-up services without requiring in-person

visits, nurses may increase patient access and streamline their caseloads (Nashwan et al.,

2024).

6. Robotic Support

Robotic devices can help nurses with duties like administering medicine and doing

surgery, which will increase the accuracy and efficiency of care delivery (Soriano et al.,

2022).

7. Constant Learning and Adjustment

Nurses must continue their studies and professional development as technological

developments advance; hence, nursing staff may effectively utilize technology advancements

while delivering high-quality care if they invest in ongoing professional growth (Rony et al.,

2024).

Challenges and Considerations

AI has many advantages, but it also has drawbacks, including the necessity for

accurate instruction, privacy concerns, and aversion to transformation (Nashwan et al., 2024).

To provide empathetic and personalized care, nurses need to strike an equilibrium between

using technology and having one-on-one conversations with patients (Nashwan et al., 2024).

Conclusion
 Summarily, artificial intelligence (AI) can revolutionize nursing positions by

facilitating medical decision-making, increasing administrative effectiveness, facilitating

individualized care, and promoting lifelong learning.

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