Nurses need a seat at the table as AI reshapes health care

Used well, AI can reduce administrative work, give health professionals more time to prioritize care needs and connectivity, and improve accessibility and equity. The potential is significant. So are the consequences of getting it wrong. That is why nurses need a real say in how AI enters and transforms health care. 
Health Minister Marjorie Michel holds a press conference in the National Press Theatre on June 15, 2026.

Artificial intelligence is advancing at an unprecedented pace across health care. AI tools are already supporting clinical decisions, virtual care, scheduling, documentation, and other administrative tasks. Used well, AI can reduce administrative work, give health profession...

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