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Laura B Miller¹, Mindy D Thompson¹

¹School of Nursing, Chamberlain University, Chicago, Illinois.

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Nurse educators can enhance teaching and learning by increasing artificial intelligence (AI) competency. Effectively using AI tools improves student engagement and reduces faculty workload in nursing education.

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Nursing Education
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Many nurse educators have been slow to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.
This hesitancy leads to missed opportunities for enhancing teaching and learning through AI competency.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore effective AI integration strategies for nurse educators across various nursing pathways.
To guide nurse educators in leveraging AI to improve educational outcomes.

Main Methods:

Review of current trends, challenges, and innovations in AI within nursing education.
Discussion of common fears and AI platform uses.
Guidance on prompt engineering for desired AI outcomes.

Main Results:

Strategic AI integration can enhance student engagement and support.
AI tools can effectively personalize learning experiences.
AI adoption can lead to a reduction in faculty workload.

Conclusions:

Increasing AI competency among nurse educators is crucial.
This competency is essential for meeting current and future demands in nursing education.