Larissa Schlicht

Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

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Larissa Schlicht is a leading researcher at the intersection of nursing science and digital health transformation. Her work critically examines how digital care technologies—from clinical information systems to automated monitoring tools—are reshaping nursing practice, occupational roles, and patient care delivery. Schlicht’s most impactful contribution is her 2024 umbrella review, "Digital technologies in nursing," which synthesizes decades of evidence to map the promises and pitfalls of technology adoption in nursing, earning 34 citations in under a year. This work provides a crucial framework for understanding how digital tools can reduce workload while maintaining care quality. Her earlier 2020 study on nurses’ attitudes toward occupational transformation processes revealed the nuanced tensions between technological efficiency and professional identity, highlighting how peripheral technologies often fail to address core nursing tasks. Together, these works establish Schlicht as a key voice in evidence-based digital health implementation, offering actionable insights for healthcare leaders and educators navigating the complex human-technology interface in modern nursing.