Nicolas Terry

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Nicolas Terry is a leading scholar at the intersection of law, technology, and healthcare, whose work critically examines the regulatory challenges posed by emerging digital health tools. His research primarily focuses on the governance of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics in medical settings, as well as the broader implications of the "appification" of healthcare. Terry’s major contributions include pioneering frameworks for regulating healthcare robots to maximize their benefits—such as improved efficiency and personalized medicine—while rigorously addressing risks to patient safety and data security. His 2019 paper, *Of Regulating Healthcare AI and Robots* (27 citations), and his earlier 2016 work on healthcare robot regulation (14 citations) have become foundational references in the field. In his 2017 paper, *Appification, AI, and Healthcare's New Iron Triangle* (12 citations), Terry introduced a novel conceptual model linking cost, quality, and access in the age of digital health. Through his insightful analysis, Terry has shaped policy discussions on how to responsibly integrate AI and robotics into medicine, making him an essential voice for students and researchers navigating the complex legal and ethical landscape of modern healthcare technology.