Technological Advancements in Nursing Practice: Opportunities and Challenges

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Fayiz Ali Alshehri, Fatima Abd Malik Aljuraidan, Nahed Essa Alsohayeh, Nawal Abdulwahib Alibraham, Maraim Abdullah Alseed, Fatimah Hussain Alhajji, Ali Abdullah Alshakhas, Fadel Wahab Al Ali Slem, Sahar Abdullah Alzaharni, Ashwaq Abdu Hatan, Sonia Hussein Awaji, Zahra Ali Essa, Mona Hassan Alfareed, Amjad Baraka Almoumald, Fatimah Matouq Aljamid

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Chapter 1: Introduction: The Growing Role of Technology in Nursing


Technology has rapidly transformed healthcare, improving both patient care and nursing practice. Over the past few decades, the introduction of new technologies has enabled nurses to deliver more efficient, accurate, and personalized care. Electronic health records (EHR), telemedicine, and mobile health applications are now common tools that support clinical decision-making, streamline workflows, and enhance patient engagement (Jones, 2020). Nurses are increasingly using advanced technologies to monitor patients remotely, access real-time health data, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams. As healthcare systems continue to evolve, technology’s role in nursing has expanded from simple administrative tasks to active participation in patient diagnosis, treatment, and management. Despite challenges in implementation and training, these advancements are essential for enhancing the quality and efficiency of care( Akram, Bushra Saadoon & May ,2020).


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