Marian Z.M. Hurmuz
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Marian Z.M. Hurmuz investigates the intersection of healthcare, technology, and human interaction, with a primary focus on the acceptance and integration of social robots in rehabilitation and nursing care. Her work addresses critical shortages in healthcare by exploring how robotic innovations can move beyond entertainment and telepresence to perform meaningful, value-added tasks. In her most-cited paper, "Are social robots the solution for shortages in rehabilitation care? Assessing the acceptance of nurses and patients of a social robot" (2023), she examines the attitudes of both healthcare professionals and patients, providing essential insights into the practical barriers and facilitators of robotic adoption. This study, garnering 5 citations, highlights her ability to bridge engineering and social science, offering evidence-based guidance for future implementations. Hurmuz’s research is pivotal for designing user-centered robotic systems that enhance care delivery, making her a key voice in the evolving dialogue on technology-assisted healthcare.
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