Seon Mi Jang

Armed Forces Capital Hospital, Republic of Korea Army

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Dr. Seon Mi Jang is a leading researcher in the intersection of telemedicine, robotics, and health economics, with a particular focus on improving healthcare accessibility in developing nations. Her work addresses critical gaps in the deployment of telemedicine robots, combining user-centered design with rigorous economic analysis. In her highly cited 2020 study, "Assessment of User Needs for Telemedicine Robots in a Developing Nation Hospital Setting" (19 citations), Dr. Jang pioneered a framework for identifying the specific requirements of medical end-users, ensuring that robotic systems are both practical and culturally appropriate for resource-limited environments. Complementing this, her influential paper "Economic Evaluation of Robot-Based Telemedicine Consultation Services" (14 citations) provides one of the first comprehensive cost-benefit analyses of robotic telemedicine, demonstrating its potential for sustainable, scalable implementation. By bridging engineering, clinical practice, and economic viability, Dr. Jang’s research has laid essential groundwork for international cooperation in healthcare technology. Her contributions are vital for students and researchers seeking to understand how robotics can be effectively and equitably integrated into global health systems.