Artificial intelligence for early detection of aortic stenosis: The emerging role of NPs
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The authors investigate how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance the early detection and management of aortic stenosis, a condition that poses serious health risks if not addressed promptly. They emphasize the unique role of nurse practitioners in identifying early signs of the disease and discuss the potential of AI technologies to overcome existing barriers in screening, diagnosis, and treatment within primary care settings.
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