C. Luaces Cubells
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C. Luaces Cubells is a researcher whose work bridges pediatric healthcare and social robotics, with a primary focus on improving children’s experiences during medical procedures. Their key research areas include pain and anxiety management, human-robot interaction, and patient-centered care in hospital settings. Cubells’ most notable contribution is the pioneering proposal to integrate social robots into pediatric treatment protocols, designed to alleviate pre-procedural anxiety and reduce pain perception in children. This work, outlined in their highly cited 2012 paper “Pain and anxiety treatment based on social robot interaction with children to improve patient experience,” has garnered 6 citations and laid the groundwork for innovative, non-pharmacological interventions that enhance quality of life for young patients. By combining robotics with psychological support, Cubells has advanced a compassionate, technology-driven approach to pediatric care, demonstrating how interactive robots can transform the hospital experience. Their research continues to inspire new techniques in child-friendly medical environments, marking a significant step toward humanizing clinical procedures through empathetic, robotic assistance.
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