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The study aims to explore oncology nurses' readiness for AI, attitudes towards it, and levels of associated anxiety.

March 29, 2026HealthcareOpen Access

Artificial Intelligence: Readiness, Attitudes, and AI-Related Anxiety Among Oncology Nurses

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The study aims to explore oncology nurses' readiness for AI, attitudes towards it, and levels of associated anxiety.
Descriptive, cross-sectional study design
Involvement of 207 full-time oncology nurses in Istanbul, Turkey
Data collected via online surveys including MAIRS-MS, AIAS, and GAAIS
Statistical analysis using Spearman correlation, general linear modeling, and conditional mediation analysis
AI-related anxiety negatively correlated with readiness and attitudes toward AI
Attitudes toward AI predicted anxiety significantly
Conditional mediation analysis showed attitudes fully mediated the readiness-anxiety relationship
Prior AI education strengthened the relationship between readiness and attitudes

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Descriptive study examines AI attitudes and anxiety in oncology nurses, suggesting education reduces anxiety.

Dönmez et al. (2026) studied this question.

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