Maximilian Patsch
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Maximilian Patsch is a researcher focused on the intersection of healthcare, gerontechnology, and nursing informatics, with a particular emphasis on the acceptance and integration of robotic assistance devices in home care settings. His work critically examines how telepresence systems (TPS) can support elderly patients’ autonomy and reduce the burden on nursing staff in outpatient care. His most-cited paper, “Wie Pflegekräfte im ambulanten Bereich den Einsatz von Telepräsenzsystemen einschätzen” (2019), with 12 citations, provides foundational insights into nurses’ perceptions of these technologies, highlighting both the potential benefits and the practical challenges of implementation. This study is notable for its qualitative approach, capturing the nuanced attitudes of caregivers toward remote presence systems—a topic of growing relevance as healthcare systems seek to extend home-based care. Patsch’s contributions help bridge the gap between technological innovation and real-world nursing practice, offering evidence that can guide the design of more user-friendly, ethically sound assistive tools. His work is especially valuable for students and researchers in health technology assessment, human-robot interaction, and geriatric care, as it underscores the importance of end-user perspectives in shaping future healthcare robotics.
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