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Sociodemographic factors, anxiety and attitudes toward generative artificial intelligence among nurses
Background Although generative artificial intelligence offers substantial potential benefits in healthcare, negative attitudes and elevated anxiety among nurses may hinder its effective integration into clinical practice. Evidence regarding the psychological impact of generative
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