Martin Mueller
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Martin Mueller is a leading researcher in the field of healthcare robotics, with a primary focus on the implementation of robotic devices in nursing care. His work critically examines the complex barriers and facilitators that determine whether robotic technologies succeed or fail in real-world clinical settings. In his seminal integrative review, "Implementation of robotic devices in nursing care. Barriers and facilitators: an integrative review" (2020, 79 citations), Mueller systematically identified key challenges—ranging from technical limitations and workflow integration to staff attitudes and ethical concerns—while also highlighting critical success factors such as stakeholder engagement and tailored training. This foundational work has shaped how researchers and healthcare administrators approach the deployment of assistive robots, moving the conversation beyond technical capability toward practical, human-centered implementation. Mueller’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging engineering and nursing science, ensuring that robotic innovations are evaluated not just for their functionality but for their real-world impact on patient care and caregiver workload. His research continues to guide policy and practice in the rapidly evolving intersection of robotics and healthcare delivery.
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