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Artificial intelligence (AI) integration in evidence-based practice (EBP) can enhance patient care and efficiency. However, careful consideration of ethical, technological, and sustainability issues is crucial to mitigate risks like bias and health disparities.

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artificial intelligence clinical decision support system ethics and governance evidence-based practice nursing

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