Liliann Lehrke
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Liliann Lehrke is a health services researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of nursing practice and digital transformation. Her key research areas include occupational sociology, technology acceptance in healthcare, and the human factors shaping digital care adoption. Lehrke’s major contribution lies in critically examining nurses’ attitudes toward the occupational transformation processes driven by digital care technologies. Her most-cited paper, “Nurses’ attitudes towards occupational transformation processes brought about by digital care technologies” (2020, 4 citations), provides foundational insight into how frontline caregivers perceive and adapt to technological change—a topic of growing urgency as healthcare systems worldwide accelerate digitization. By foregrounding the voices of nurses, Lehrke’s work challenges purely technocentric narratives and highlights the psychosocial and professional dimensions of technology implementation. Her research is particularly valuable for policymakers, healthcare administrators, and educators seeking to design inclusive digital strategies that respect nursing expertise. Though early in her career, Lehrke has established herself as a thoughtful contributor to debates on the future of care work, offering evidence that successful digital transformation depends as much on workforce readiness as on technological capability.
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