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August 04, 2026Read this Leadership Perspective from Lynn Nagle et. al.
Artificial Intelligence in Nursing: The Leadership Readiness Gap
A recent survey of Canadian Academy of Nursing Fellows indicates that while many nurse leaders have encountered artificial intelligence (AI) in practice, few feel confident with its use or governance. The evidence from this survey points to a clear and urgent need for Canadian nurse leaders to move from passive implementation to active stewardship in AI creation and adoption.
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