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Sharon K Titus1, Ragi George, Denise R Gehring

  • 1About the Authors Sharon K. Titus, PhD, RN, is a professor, Azusa Pacific University School of Nursing, Azusa, California. Ragi George, PhD, RN, is an associate professor, Azusa Pacific University School of Nursing. Denise R. Gehring, MA, MSLIS, is an associate professor and librarian, Azusa Pacific University. The authors thank Bradley G. Titus, MD, MDiv, BSE, for editorial assistance. The bibliography and supporting documents for this article are available at Open Science Framework Registry Number OSF.IO/SZ8WR. For more information, contact Dr. Sharon Titus at stitus@apu.edu .

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EthicsGenerative Artificial IntelligenceNurse EducatorsNursing EducationScoping Review

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