From Bedside to Algorithms

The Emerging Role of Nurses in the AI Era

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ID13132523
AuthorsMONA HUSSEIN MOHAMAD AL MALAQ (King Abdulaziz Hospital, corresponding author), SAMIRAH TURKEY AHMAD AL-GARNI (King Abdulaziz Hospital), MAJED HAIDAR AHMAD ALKATHIRI (Al Amal Hospital Jeddah), FAISAL DHYFALLAH ALMALKI (Al Amal Hospital Jeddah), Saad Alanazi (0000-0002-1714-1948, Ministry of Health), SANAA SALEM ALANAZI, ASMAHAN MOHAMMED HAYYAN (Dammam Central Hospital), ZAHRA HASSAN ABDALLAH ALNAZGHAH (Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University), ZAINAB HASSAN ALNAZGHAH (Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University), AFAF ALI IBRAHIM ALTHAHEB (TechnipFMC (Germany)), RABAB ABDULAZIZ ALQUDAIHI (Jubail Industrial College), LAILA ABDULAZIZ ALQUDAIHI (Alameda Health System), DUAA SALMAN ALSANONA (Maternity and Children's Hospital), TAHANI ABDULLAH AL HELAIL (Dammam Central Hospital), NAWAL HASSAN HUSSAIN ALSAGER (Prince Mohammad bin Fahd University), Samer Abdulrhman Alfaidi (Innovation Cluster (Canada))
Year2025
Volume5
Issue9
Publication date2025-09-29
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenueJournal of Posthumanism (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 2634-3576 • E-ISSN: 2634-3584
PublisherNobel Press Resources (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.63332/joph.v5i9.3425
OpenAlexW4414673812
LanguageEN

Nursing has always been at the heart of healthcare, rooted in compassion, bedside presence, and hands-on care. Historically, nurses have been the mediators between medical science and human experience, ensuring patients receive not only treatment but also empathy. With the 21st century’s technological revolution, artificial intelligence (AI) has begun to alter this balance. No longer confined to laboratories or high-level diagnostics, AI is entering daily clinical routines, promising to reshape nursing roles. The journey “from bedside to algorithms” blends caregiving with computational intelligence

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