Pernille Just Vinholt

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Pernille Just Vinholt’s research sits at the intersection of healthcare innovation and technology adoption, with a particular focus on the integration of diagnostic robots into clinical settings. Her most-cited work, “Factors Facilitating the Acceptance of Diagnostic Robots in Healthcare: A Survey” (2022), addresses a critical challenge facing modern health systems: the need to automate tasks traditionally reliant on human expertise due to resource constraints. By identifying key factors that influence healthcare professionals’ and patients’ willingness to embrace robotic diagnostics, Vinholt provides actionable insights for designing more acceptable and effective automation tools. This study, with 4 citations, lays foundational groundwork for understanding user acceptance in a rapidly evolving field. Her contributions are especially relevant as hospitals worldwide seek to alleviate workforce shortages while maintaining diagnostic accuracy. Vinholt’s work not only advances the theoretical framework of human-robot interaction in medicine but also offers practical guidance for developers and policymakers aiming to deploy diagnostic robots responsibly. Through her research, she helps bridge the gap between technological capability and real-world clinical adoption, making her a valuable voice in the future of automated healthcare.