Duygu Karaarslan
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About
Duygu Karaarslan is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of nursing, healthcare management, and artificial intelligence. Her work focuses on understanding how AI and robotic technologies are perceived and integrated into clinical nursing environments, particularly in operating rooms and pediatric care. Karaarslan’s most cited study, “Artificial intelligence and robot nurses: From nurse managers' perspective” (2022, 58 citations), critically examines the readiness and concerns of nurse managers in Turkey as AI becomes more prevalent in healthcare. She followed this with quasi-experimental research on whether AI and robotic nurses could replace operating room nurses (2023, 47 citations), challenging assumptions about automation in high-stakes surgical settings. Her 2024 study on training pediatric nurses about AI (34 citations) demonstrates her commitment to evidence-based education, showing that targeted training significantly improves nurses’ knowledge and attitudes toward these technologies. Collectively, her work has garnered over 139 citations, establishing her as a key voice in nursing informatics and the ethical, practical integration of AI in healthcare. Karaarslan’s research is essential for students and professionals navigating the future of nursing in an increasingly automated world.
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