Hilde Verbeek
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Hilde Verbeek is a leading researcher in long-term care for older adults, with a particular focus on dementia, quality of life, and innovative care environments. Her work explores how physical and social environments, including the use of technology, can support the well-being of people with dementia. A major contribution is her research on small-scale, homelike care settings, which has reshaped nursing home design and care models in the Netherlands and beyond. Her recent work, including a 2025 scoping review on artificial intelligence to support quality of life in dementia, reflects her forward-looking approach to integrating technology into person-centered care. With over 6,000 citations, Verbeek’s research has had a profound impact on gerontology and long-term care policy. She has also contributed to international guidelines and led major studies on care innovation. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in dementia care, environmental gerontology, and the ethical use of AI in aging populations.
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