Elena V. Vvedenskaya

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Elena V. Vvedenskaya is a leading voice in the emerging field of digital medical ethics, where she examines the profound ethical challenges posed by digitization, artificial intelligence, and robotics in healthcare. Her work centers on the transformation of the foundational physician-patient relationship, navigating the shift from traditional bioethics to what she terms "roboethics." In her most cited works, including "Ethical Problems of Digitization and Robotization in Medicine" (2020) and "Transformation of the Physician-patient Relationship: From Bioethics to Roboethics" (2023), Vvedenskaya critically identifies the limits of technology's transformative impact on medicine, arguing that core humanistic values must be preserved even as care becomes increasingly automated. Her research is particularly notable for its timely focus on the ethical boundaries of AI integration, a topic of growing urgency as healthcare systems worldwide adopt digital tools. Though her citation counts are still emerging, Vvedenskaya’s contributions are foundational for scholars and practitioners seeking to ensure that technological progress in medicine remains ethically grounded and patient-centered.