Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence and E-Health Literacy: A Study Among Nurses

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The study aims to explore nurses' attitudes toward artificial intelligence and their levels of e-health literacy, as well as the relationship between these variables.
Descriptive cross-sectional design with 200 nurses using snowball sampling.
Data collection via an online form and validated scales: GAAIS and E-Health Literacy Scale.
Analyzed data through descriptive statistics, group comparisons, and correlation analyses.
90.5% of nurses were aware of AI applications, but only 6.0% received formal training.
Mean AI attitude score among nurses was 65.81 with a strong positive perception of AI's utility.
A moderate positive correlation between AI attitudes and e-health literacy was found (r=0.496, p-value not provided).

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Descriptive study examines attitudes towards AI and e-health literacy in nurses, suggesting key correlations.

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