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Area of Science:

Healthcare technology adoption
Nursing innovation assimilation
Clinical practice advancement

Background:

The National Health Service (NHS) faces challenges in integrating innovative technologies compared to global healthcare systems.
Delayed adoption of new technologies can impact the delivery of patient benefits and healthcare efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To summarize current knowledge on the role of nurses in assimilating innovative technologies into clinical practice.
To identify and outline the challenges encountered by nurse leaders in this adoption process.

Main Methods:

Literature review synthesizing existing research on technology adoption in healthcare.
Analysis of the specific contributions and barriers related to nursing roles.
Examination of leadership challenges in implementing healthcare innovations.

Main Results:

Nurses play a crucial role in the successful assimilation of new healthcare technologies.
Nurse leaders face significant obstacles, including resource limitations, training needs, and organizational resistance.

Conclusions:

Enhancing the role of nurses is vital for accelerating technology adoption within the NHS.
Addressing the challenges faced by nurse leaders is essential for overcoming barriers to innovation.
Strategic support for nurses can improve patient outcomes through timely technology integration.