Linlin Lindayani
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Linlin Lindayani is a nursing researcher whose work bridges the human-centered core of healthcare with the rapid integration of technology, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her key research areas include nursing perspectives on robotics, pandemic response, and the psychosocial impacts of emerging technologies in clinical settings. Lindayani’s most cited study, a qualitative analysis of Indonesian nurses’ views on robotic use during the pandemic (17 citations), reveals critical tensions between technological advancement and professional readiness, highlighting that many healthcare workers are unprepared to collaborate with robots. This contribution underscores her focus on ensuring that innovation does not outpace human adaptation. Her work is notable for giving voice to frontline nurses in a developing country context, challenging assumptions about technology adoption in resource-limited settings. By centering qualitative insights, Lindayani provides a nuanced understanding of how robotics can be integrated ethically and effectively, making her research essential for students and practitioners navigating the future of human-machine collaboration in healthcare.
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