ICU Nurses' Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Adult Intensive Care Units: Knowledge, Attitudes and Job‐Security Concerns

Zahra Ahmed Sayed; Rafi Alnjadat; Alia Khwaldeh; Laith Mahmoud Mohammad Alqudah

doi:10.1111/nicc.70477

April 10, 2026Nursing in Critical Care

ICU Nurses' Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Adult Intensive Care Units: Knowledge, Attitudes and Job‐Security Concerns

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Key Points

The aim is to explore ICU nurses' perspectives on the integration of artificial intelligence in critical care settings.
Examined knowledge and attitudes of ICU nurses towards AI
Discussed job-security concerns related to AI
Outlined necessary frameworks for safe AI integration
Nurses emphasize the importance of structured AI literacy programs
Concerns about job security with AI in critical care are prevalent
Need for ethical governance frameworks to guide AI use in ICUs

Implication

Nurses express concerns about job security with AI integration in adult ICUs, suggesting ethical frameworks are needed.

Abstract

Structured AI literacy programmes, ethical governance frameworks and nurse involvement in AI implementation planning are essential to promote safe and balanced AI integration in adult critical care settings.

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Sayed et al. (2026) studied this question.

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ICU Nurses' Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Adult Intensive Care Units: Knowledge, Attitudes and Job‐Security Concerns

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ICU Nurses' Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence in Adult Intensive Care Units: Knowledge, Attitudes and Job‐Security Concerns

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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