Healthcare IT News November 6, 2018
Rosy Matheson

Artificial intelligence looks set to transform nursing over the coming years.

If you think the digitisation of nursing is just about nurses filling out scores on a mobile device, it’s time to think again because artificial intelligence (AI) could be about to revolutionise the way nurses do their jobs. Recent digital developments include bottles which automatically issue reminders to drink, diapers that sound an alert when wet and sensor-equipped stoma pouches.

Heiko Mania, NursIT CEO, and a former nurse, believes AI will change the focus of nursing care: “Modern nursing expert software not only streamlines nursing documentation, it will automate it using AI, sensors and smart nursing aids. At the same time, professional nursing care will change from reactive to...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Health System / Hospital, Nursing, Physician, Provider, Technology
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