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Randomised Controlled Trial Evaluates AI-Supported Case Analysis in Nursing Education — Implications for Clinical Competency Development

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27 July 2026

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A completed randomised controlled trial from Erciyes University, Turkey, has evaluated whether AI-supported case analysis can improve nursing students' clinical reasoning, case management performance, and nursing diagnosis skills compared to traditional teaching methods. With 93 fourth-year nursing students across three arms, the findings are anticipated to inform nursing curriculum design globally, including in Australia.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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