Astri Mutiar
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Astri Mutiar is a nursing researcher whose work explores the intersection of healthcare, technology, and human readiness, particularly in crisis contexts. Her key research areas include the integration of robotics in nursing practice, healthcare human resources, and the psychosocial dynamics of pandemic response. Mutiar’s most cited study, “Nurses’ View towards the Use of Robotic during Pandemic COVID-19 in Indonesia: A Qualitative Study” (2022, 17 citations), provides a critical, ground-level perspective on how Indonesian nurses perceive the adoption of robotic assistance during the COVID-19 crisis. This work highlights a central tension: while AI and robotics offer solutions to healthcare burdens, the human-centered nature of nursing creates significant barriers to acceptance. By giving voice to frontline professionals, Mutiar’s research informs the design of more empathetic technology integration strategies. Her contributions are notable for bridging the gap between rapid technological advancement and the realities of clinical practice, offering insights essential for policymakers and healthcare leaders. Mutiar’s work is a vital resource for students and researchers interested in the future of nursing, human-robot interaction, and resilient health systems.
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