بكالوريوس / Bachelor's

This study aims to assess nursing practice in the digital era among nurses working in selected hospitals in Merowe Locality, Northern State, Sudan. It seeks to evaluate the use of digital technologies in nursing care, identify challenges affecting their integration into practice, and explore opportunities to improve patient-centered care through digital transformation. A descriptive cross-sectional study will be conducted using a structured self-administered questionnaire among nurses in selected hospitals. The findings are expected to provide evidence and recommendations to support the integration of digital technologies into nursing practice while maintaining high-quality patient-centered care.

Participants' identities will remain anonymous by not collecting names or any personal identifiers. All collected data will be kept confidential and used solely for research purposes. Only the research team will have access to the data, which will be stored securely and reported in aggregate form without identifying any participant.

This study involves minimal risk. Participants may spend a short amount of time completing the questionnaire and may experience slight inconvenience. No physical, psychological, social, or economic harm is anticipated. Participation is voluntary, and participants may withdraw at any time without any consequences.

The study is expected to provide valuable information about nursing practice in the digital era and identify barriers and opportunities related to the integration of digital technologies into nursing care. The findings may help healthcare administrators and policymakers improve digital nursing practice, enhance patient-centered care, and support future training programs for nurses.