Claudia Grobbel
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Claudia Grobbel is a nursing scholar whose work sits at the vital intersection of caring science and healthcare technology. Her primary research areas include the ethical integration of robotics into nursing practice, the application of caring frameworks to technological innovation, and the transformation of nursing curricula to reflect caring values in a digital age. Grobbel’s major contribution lies in articulating how robots can complement—rather than replace—the human caring relationships central to nursing. Her 2019 paper, “Designing Nursing Care Practices Complemented by Robots,” with 9 citations, provides a foundational ethical framework for this emerging field. She further advanced this vision through the Anne Boykin Institute’s position paper, which has guided institutional thinking on robotic integration. Grobbel’s work on curriculum transformation offers practical principles for educators seeking to embed technology as an expression of caring. Her scholarship is notable for bridging the often-separate domains of high-tech innovation and the humanistic heart of nursing, ensuring that as healthcare evolves, the core value of caring remains paramount.
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