Hadi Kharrazi
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About
Hadi Kharrazi is a leading researcher at the intersection of health informatics, human-computer interaction, and robotic technology. His work primarily explores how emerging technologies—particularly robotic systems—can be adopted and leveraged to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. Kharrazi’s major contributions include pioneering studies on the facilitators and barriers to adopting robotic-assisted surgery, where he contextualized the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) to understand surgeon adoption patterns. This influential work has garnered 174 citations, establishing a foundational framework for technology acceptance in surgical settings. Additionally, Kharrazi has made significant strides in gerontechnology through his proof-of-concept research on socially assistive robots designed to monitor and increase exercise adherence in older adults. This innovative work, cited 42 times, demonstrates the potential of robotic companions to enhance rehabilitation, cognitive stimulation, and quality of life for aging populations. His research bridges critical gaps between technological capability and real-world clinical application, offering actionable insights for healthcare systems seeking to integrate robotic interventions effectively.
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