Integrating AI Into Nursing: Virtual Models That Improve Outcomes
- Presenter(s): Katie Battreal; Brittany Cyriacks; Amy Hassell; Olivia Thornton
- Session Length: 50 minutes
- Date: Apr 1, 2026
In this session, participants will explore outcome data and key lessons learned from implementing hybrid virtual care models in acute care units. Faculty will share practical design and integration strategies for building sustainable hybrid models that support frontline teams. The session will also highlight the role of artificial intelligence and automation in enhancing nursing practice and improving care delivery. Attendees will gain insight into the return on investment and financial models that can be leveraged to develop and scale similar virtual care approaches. Finally, presenters will offer a forward-looking vision for how nurse-led innovation can shape the future of care delivery across healthcare settings.
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
- Describe how AI and virtual care models improve nursing workflows and nurse-sensitive outcomes.
- Identify impacts of scalable tech-enabled nursing models on nurse-sensitive indicators and care gaps.
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In this session, participants will explore outcome data and key lessons learned from implementing hybrid virtual care models in acute care units. Faculty will share practical design and integration strategies for building sustainable hybrid models that support frontline teams. The session will also highlight the role of artificial intelligence and automation in enhancing nursing practice and improving care delivery. Attendees will gain insight into the return on investment and financial models that can be leveraged to develop and scale similar virtual care approaches. Finally, presenters will offer a forward-looking vision for how nurse-led innovation can shape the future of care delivery across healthcare settings.Learning Outcomes
- Describe how AI and virtual care models improve nursing workflows and nurse-sensitive outcomes.
- Identify impacts of scalable tech-enabled nursing models on nurse-sensitive indicators and care gaps.
