Two graduates of Yarmouk University in the field of Health Services Administration, namely Hindiya Al-Maqableh and Sarah Al-Ajlouni, won a grant for the best research project on the digital health sector at the Fourth Forum for Women in Scientific Research, which was organized by the University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates under the slogan “Power: Towards Sustainable Empowerment of Women”. The prize got granted to Al-Malqableh and Al-Ajlouni in light of their scientific study titled “the Role of Technology Acceptance, Anxiety, and Demographic Factors in Jordanian Healthcare Decision Makers’ Attitudes Toward Artificial Intelligence.” This study, as the researchers stated, aims at understanding the attitudes and behaviors of decision-makers in the field of healthcare in Jordan towards the artificial intelligence by providing results and insights to healthcare institutions and decision-makers regarding the factors that affect the acceptance of smart technology and potential areas of intervention and support. The study also aims at translating the survey tools into Arabic, which contributes to further research on the attitudes of the Arabic-speaking population towards artificial intelligence.