Professor Sandra Paço, Ph.D., a faculty member at the School of Nursing (Lisbon) and the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, participated in the 5th USF Andreas Conference—“Innovate to Improve”—which took place in Mafra.

She gave a presentation on “Ethical Implications in Clinical Practice,” which was part of the theme “Between Algorithm and Conscience: Limits, Risks, and Opportunities of AI in Clinical Practice.”

Prof. Sandra Paço, Ph.D.’s participation contributed to the discussion on the ethical challenges associated with the use of Artificial Intelligence in community-based healthcare, particularly the risks, opportunities, and implications for clinical practice in Community Nursing and Public Health.

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