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Most artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is developed to support existing workflows and administrative priorities, often without the perspective of nurses. What if nurses were at the helm of AI design? Informed by the perspectives of 27 senior nursing leaders, this article examines how nurse-led innovation can influence the design, adoption, and impact of emerging technologies in care delivery.
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