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  • A significant challenge encountered was the low response rate from participants.
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    • The study highlights the potential of computational tools to enhance nursing research and professional performance.
    • Despite response rate issues, the overall experience was positive and did not compromise qualitative findings.
    • It is anticipated that healthcare professionals will increasingly adopt digital instruments in their daily practice.