Background Despite established guidelines, enteral nutrition (EN) practices among critical care nurses (CCNs) often vary, leading to suboptimal nutritional delivery. Evidence regarding EN practices in Saudi Arabian intensive care units (ICUs) is limited. This study aimed to assess CCNs’ EN practices in Al-Madinah and e...
K. M. Al-Sayaghi, M. Almorish, A. Alhejaili et al.· Journal of Multidisciplinary...· 0 citations
Cardiac arrest in the hospital (IHCA) is a dramatic phenomenon that requires efficient and urgent response in which nurses are often the first responders.
Nurse-facing AI-CDSS may strengthen acute and critical care nursing by improving surveillance, escalation and protocol delivery for patients at risk of deterioration, evidence is promising but limited by small study numbers, heterogeneous interventions and sparse nurse-reported outcomes.
W. Almagharbeh, S. Alkubati, A. A. Alasmari et al.· Nursing Critical Care· 0 citations
It is indicated that both self-directed learning and AI acceptance are associated with perceived clinical competence, with AI acceptance acting as a mediating factor.
Boshra Karem Mohamed El-Sayed, Ayman Ateq Alamri, M. G. R. Asal et al.· BMC Medical Education· 0 citations
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