Nursing + AI
AI is the new tool on the floor.
The question was never whether it would arrive. It is what a nurse checks before trusting it.
Most AI talk in nursing runs to two extremes: the tool that will free the nurse, or the machine that will replace the nurse. Both miss what is happening. The tools landing in real clinics are narrower. They draft a note, summarize a voicemail, sort a queue. They change where a nurse spends the day, not who the nurse is.
I build a few of these systems myself, so I write about them from the implementation side: where they break, what the vendor does not show you in the demo, and how to read a tool's evidence the same way you read a lab value.
Read the first piece: what AI actually changes on a nurse's shift.