Professional AI guidance is scattered across position statements, reports, and resource hubs. This practical reference gathers selected sources in one place for nurses and healthcare professionals. Each entry lists the organization, topic, a plain-language summary, the source date, and a direct link to the original. Includes nursing bodies, global and interprofessional groups, and regulatory frameworks.

Which AI tool is which? This practical reference brings common AI tools into one place for nurses and healthcare professionals. Each entry gives a plain-language description, examples of how the tool may be used, and a direct link. Covers everyday assistants, source-grounded research tools, healthcare-deployed documentation tools, and admin tools, plus reusable prompts for comparing options. Not an approval list.

Healthcare workplaces are at very different stages with AI policies, approved tools, access, information use, and training, and many people are still figuring out which questions to ask. The AI Workplace Inventory gives you six starting questions. The Tracker gives you one organized place to capture the answers, contacts, links, dates, and who confirmed them. Access is not the same as approval. No AI use required.

AI-generated images can look polished at first glance. Look closer and details can fall apart. Review six healthcare images and see what you can find, then use the answer key to learn why the errors appear and what you can do next. The guide is useful whether you create AI images, review or approve them, or simply encounter them.

An AI draft is only useful if you can open it, edit it, check it, and share it. This practical reference gathers free official training for the everyday tools that support AI work: documents, spreadsheets, slides, email, meetings, forms, screenshots, and cloud storage. Each entry explains what the tool is used for, why the skill helps when you work with AI, and where to learn it for free. No course required.

Model, prompt, hallucination, human-in-the-loop. AI language shows up in training, policies, vendor pages, and hallway conversations. This practical glossary defines selected AI terms in plain language, adds a healthcare context for each, and flags one caution that connects the term to real work. Covers core terms, where AI appears in healthcare, common errors, privacy, and safe use, plus reusable prompts.