Mohammed Aljumah
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Dr. Mohammed Aljumah is a pioneering researcher in telemedicine and stroke care, with a focus on cultural and technological integration in healthcare. His key research areas include telestroke medicine, patient and provider acceptance of digital health technologies, and the adaptation of robotic systems for clinical use in Saudi Arabia. Dr. Aljumah’s major contribution lies in assessing the feasibility and cultural acceptance of robotic telestroke systems, as demonstrated in his most-cited work, "Cultural acceptance of robotic telestroke medicine among patients and healthcare providers in Saudi Arabia: Results of a pilot study" (2015, 11 citations). This study provided critical insights into how patients, relatives, and healthcare providers perceive and embrace telestroke technology, paving the way for its implementation in the region. By addressing cultural barriers and highlighting satisfaction levels, his work has influenced the adoption of remote stroke care in Middle Eastern healthcare systems. Dr. Aljumah’s research is notable for bridging the gap between advanced medical robotics and culturally sensitive care, offering a model for telemedicine deployment in diverse settings. His findings continue to guide healthcare policy and practice, underscoring his impact on improving stroke outcomes through innovative, patient-centered approaches.
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