Martin Nielsen
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Martin Nielsen is a leading researcher in pediatric psychosocial oncology, with a focus on how technology can support children and adolescents with cancer. His work centers on maintaining social and academic continuity for young patients during treatment, exploring the intersection of healthcare, education, and digital innovation. Nielsen’s most cited study, a 2020 qualitative pilot published in *Journal of Advanced Nursing* (92 citations), investigates the use of AV1 telepresence robots to help school-aged children with cancer stay connected to their classrooms. This pioneering research demonstrates how remote presence technology can reduce isolation, support peer relationships, and enable continued learning during prolonged hospital stays. By giving voice to the experiences of young patients, their families, and educators, Nielsen provides critical evidence for integrating telepresence robots into pediatric care. His work has shaped discussions on inclusive education and patient-centered technology, with impact extending into clinical practice and policy. Nielsen’s contributions highlight the transformative potential of human-centered design in healthcare, making him a key figure in the growing field of technology-supported pediatric psychosocial support.
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