How paediatric nursing can leverage the age of artificial intelligence to improve health outcomes and quality of care?

Abstract

The comprehensive holistic care for paediatric patients is essential but artificial intelligence is playing a vital role where accuracy with limited duration a constructive health care services can be delivered to the children where indirectly nurses are getting technically skilled and more developed then the previous nursing services.

Keywords

artificial intelligence / comprehensive / paediatric nursing care

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