Closing session
summary
Nursing makes up 59% of the global health workforce and in the UK 700,000 nurses vs 360,000 doctors, yet many tools omit them: a review of 140 nurse-facing AI studies finds nearly 50% without any nurse on the team. Examples of failure include an integrated EHR that forces nurses to carry paper notes because the UI shows one patient at a time and glucose readings don’t flow into the med chart, low usability scores (SUS <70 except e‑prescribing), and simple dashboards for weight trends that test well but aren’t deployed. Workarounds create safety risk.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome and closing remarks
- 2:50Dawn Daulton introduction
- 4:14Nurses in healthcare systems
- 24:46Nurses and digital system workarounds
- 35:45Q&A with Dawn Daulton
- 43:07Graham Grieve closing speech
- 55:05Fire community and civil society
- 1:01:32Acknowledgments and farewell
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