Suzanne Austin Boren
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Suzanne Austin Boren is a leading researcher in health informatics and telemedicine, with a focus on improving clinical outcomes through technology. Her work centers on the implementation and evaluation of telehealth systems, particularly in intensive care settings. Boren’s most-cited study, “Robotic Telepresence in a Medical Intensive Care Unit—Clinicians’ Perceptions” (2015, 20 citations), explores how robotic telepresence enhances access to off-site specialists, revealing key insights into clinician acceptance and workflow integration. This research has shaped the adoption of tele-ICU technologies, demonstrating their potential to bridge gaps in critical care delivery. Beyond this, Boren has contributed to patient safety and health information exchange, with her publications collectively cited over 1,000 times. Her notable achievements include advancing evidence-based frameworks for telemedicine deployment, influencing both academic research and clinical practice. For students and researchers, Boren’s work offers a compelling model of how technology can transform healthcare, emphasizing the importance of user-centered design and rigorous evaluation in driving innovation.
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