Hossein Mousavi

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Hossein Mousavi is a researcher whose work lies at the critical intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and healthcare, with a particular focus on long-term care (LTC) environments. His primary research areas include the integration of AI-enabled robotic systems in healthcare settings, human-robot interaction, and the socio-technical implications of automation in caregiving. Mousavi’s major contribution is his pioneering exploration of healthcare workers’ perspectives on AI robots in LTC, a topic often overshadowed by technological development. His most cited paper, a 2023 scoping review, systematically maps the advantages and challenges of using AI robots in LTC, drawing directly from staff experiences. This work is foundational for designing ethically sound, human-centered robotic systems that complement rather than replace human care. With growing citation impact, Mousavi’s research is shaping policy and implementation strategies for AI in aging populations. His notable achievement includes bridging the gap between technology developers and frontline caregivers, ensuring that robotic solutions are practical, acceptable, and beneficial in real-world care settings. For students and researchers, Mousavi’s work offers a vital roadmap for responsible AI deployment in healthcare.