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November 20, 2025International Nursing Review0 citations

Nurses' Attitudes and Anxiety Towards Artificial Intelligence in Internal Medicine Clinics

Determination of the General Attitude to and Anxiety About Artificial Intelligence of Nurses Working in Internal Medicine Clinics: A Mixed‐Method Study

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ASAhmet SevenASAyşe SOYLUDSDilek Soylu

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Mixed-method study reveals moderate positive attitudes and anxiety about artificial intelligence among nurses, indicating implications for quality care and patient safety.

Key Points

  • To determine the attitudes and concerns regarding artificial intelligence among nurses in Internal Medicine clinics.
  • Mixed-method study conducted in a tertiary care university hospital in Türkiye.
  • Data collected using scales for attitudes and anxiety towards AI and semi-structured interviews.
  • Quantitative data analyzed with structural equation modeling and qualitative data with AI-supported Max Qualitative Data Analysis.
  • Moderate levels of positive and negative attitudes towards AI and related anxiety observed among nurses.
  • Weak negative correlation between positive attitude and anxiety; moderate positive correlation between negative attitude and anxiety.
  • Qualitative themes identified include ethical violations, holistic care, and impacts on quality and patient satisfaction.

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Seven et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924f08cc0ce034ddc3506a1https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.70134
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