Foresight Driven Policymaking: Society 5.0

Shichijo, Naohiro; Akaike, Shinichi

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-16061-6_15

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“…The dependency on technologies and AI is increasing in certain countries experiencing rural depopulation and growing older person populations, creating significant issues for sustaining the livability of current environments (Shichijo & Akaike, 2019). These issues pertain to activities nurses can institute as they carry out their professional responsibilities to produce healthy ways of living in partnership with technologies and AI.…”

Section: Replacing Human Workforcementioning

confidence: 99%

Technological machines and artificial intelligence in nursing practice

Vasquez

Moreno-Lacalle

Soriano

et al. 2023

Nursing & Health Sciences

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This article is a theoretical discourse about technological machines and artificial intelligence, highlighting their effective interactive outcomes in nursing. One significant influence is technological efficiency which positively affects nursing care time, enabling nurses to focus more on their patients as the core of nursing. The article examines the impact of technology and artificial intelligence on nursing practice in this era of rapid technological advancements and technological dependence. Strategic opportunities in nursing are advanced, exemplified by robotics technology and artificial intelligence. A survey of recent literature focused on what is known about the influence of technology, healthcare robotics, and artificial intelligence on nursing in the contexts of industrialization, societal milieu, and human living environments. Efficient, precision‐driven machines with artificial intelligence support a technology‐centered society in which hospitals and healthcare systems become increasingly technology‐dependent, impacting healthcare quality and patient care satisfaction. As a result, higher levels of knowledge, intelligence, and recognition of technologies and artificial intelligence are required for nurses to render quality nursing care. Designers of health facilities should be particularly aware of nursing's increasing dependence on technological advancements in their practice.

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Section: Replacing Human Workforcementioning

confidence: 99%