Utilisation of robots in nursing practice: an umbrella review

Evidence shows that there is a perception that robots can support nurses in their work. However, there is not enough experiential evidence from nurses who work with robots in practice to support this. There are also perceived challenges that are of concern to nurses, particularly in relation to liability, ethical dilemmas and patient safety. The authors have no competing interests to declare in the conduct of this review.

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BMC Nursing
Published
2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12912-025-02842-2
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9
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AI in Service Interactions
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Utilisation of robots in nursing practice: an umbrella review

Aminat Adeyemo, Liz Kingston, Alice Coffey
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AI in Service Interactions
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Utilisation of robots in nursing practice: an umbrella review

Aminat Adeyemo, Liz Kingston, Alice Coffey
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Abstract

Evidence shows that there is a perception that robots can support nurses in their work. However, there is not enough experiential evidence from nurses who work with robots in practice to support this. There are also perceived challenges that are of concern to nurses, particularly in relation to liability, ethical dilemmas and patient safety. The authors have no competing interests to declare in the conduct of this review.

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