Hans Moen
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About
Hans Moen’s research sits at the vital intersection of artificial intelligence, nursing, and environmental sustainability in healthcare. His most influential work, an award-winning 2021 scoping review on AI-based technologies in nursing (302 citations), systematically mapped the evidence for AI applications in clinical care, revealing both their transformative potential to assist nurses and critical concerns around data bias and ethical implementation. This foundational review has become a key reference for researchers and policymakers navigating AI integration into nursing practice. More recently, Moen has pioneered an urgent new research direction: the climate impacts of healthcare digitalization. His 2025 scoping review (3 citations, rapidly gaining attention) is among the first to systematically identify mechanisms through which digital health technologies—from telemedicine to electronic health records—can either reduce or exacerbate healthcare’s carbon footprint. By bridging AI, nursing science, and climate health, Moen’s work offers a rare, holistic perspective on how technology can improve patient care without compromising planetary health. His contributions are shaping responsible innovation in healthcare, making him a distinctive voice for students and researchers interested in sustainable, equitable digital health futures.
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- 2The climate impacts of healthcare digitalization: A scoping review3 citations · 2025