Amos Zehavi

Canadian Institute for Advanced Research

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Amos Zehavi is a leading researcher in health policy and long-term care, with a particular focus on the integration of assistive technologies in aging populations. His most-cited work, "Adoption of assistive technologies in long-term care homes: What the pandemic has taught us" (2024, 7 citations), provides critical insights into how COVID-19 accelerated the use of socially assistive robots and other digital tools to combat isolation and improve care quality in residential settings. Zehavi’s comparative research examines the systemic barriers and facilitators to technology adoption, offering actionable frameworks for policymakers and care providers. His contributions are especially timely, addressing the urgent need for scalable, human-centered solutions in an aging society. By bridging public health, gerontology, and technology studies, Zehavi has shaped discourse on post-pandemic care transformation. His work is widely cited by scholars and practitioners seeking evidence-based strategies for integrating assistive technologies into routine care, making him a key voice in the future of long-term care innovation.