Nurses are never gone or forgotten: Breaking barriers to enhance nursing care with technology

In recent years, healthcare systems around the world have undergone significant transformation, and the integration of technology into nursing care is at the forefront of this evolution. From electronic health records (EHR) to telemedicine, technology is reshaping the way nurses deliver care, improving patient outcomes, and enhancing efficiency. However, as promising as these advancements are, there remain significant barriers that must be overcome to fully leverage the potential of technology in nursing. This editorial explores these challenges and how they can be addressed to pave the way for more effective, patient-centered care. One of the most significant barriers to the adoption of technology in nursing is the lack of adequate infrastructure. Many healthcare settings, particularly in low-resource environments, lack the necessary equipment, reliable internet connectivity, or even the technical support needed to implement advanced technological solutions. Without these foundational resources, even the most innovative tools cannot be effectively utilized, leaving nurses and patients at a disadvantage. Keywords: Healthcare systems; health records; nursing development; patient care; telemedicine; telehealth