Lisa‐Marie Maukel

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Lisa-Marie Maukel is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and cardiovascular healthcare. Her work focuses on the therapeutic potential of social robots, particularly in managing chronic conditions like heart failure. Maukel's most-cited paper, "The Role of Social Robots in Heart Failure" (2025), has garnered 1 citation, marking an early but significant contribution to an emerging field. In this study, she explores how socially assistive robots can provide emotional support, medication reminders, and lifestyle coaching to patients, potentially reducing hospital readmissions and improving quality of life. Her research bridges engineering, psychology, and clinical medicine, offering a novel approach to patient-centered care. Maukel's work is notable for its forward-looking integration of technology into palliative and long-term care settings, addressing the growing need for scalable, non-pharmacological interventions. As the field of healthcare robotics expands, her foundational insights into robot-patient trust and adherence are poised to influence future clinical trials and design guidelines. Maukel's interdisciplinary perspective makes her a key voice in shaping how robots can complement human caregivers in managing complex, chronic diseases.