Marija Molan
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Marija Molan is a researcher at the forefront of healthcare innovation, specializing in the ethical integration of socially assistive humanoid robots into nursing practice. Her work bridges nursing, bioethics, and human-robot interaction, addressing critical challenges posed by ageing populations, chronic disease burdens, and healthcare workforce strain—themes amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Her most cited study (2022, 13 citations) presents a pioneering survey protocol exploring patients’ and healthcare professionals’ expectations, attitudes, and ethical acceptability of robotic assistance in clinical settings. This work is notable for its focus on stakeholder perspectives, ensuring that technological adoption aligns with real-world values and ethical standards. By foregrounding the voices of both caregivers and care recipients, Molan contributes essential evidence to guide responsible implementation of AI in nursing. Her research is particularly impactful for students and researchers interested in the intersection of technology, ethics, and patient-centered care, offering a roadmap for integrating innovation without compromising human dignity.
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