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About
Patrick Jahn is a leading researcher at the intersection of nursing science, human-robot interaction, and digital assistive technologies (DAT) in healthcare. His work focuses on the sustainable implementation of robotic systems in clinical and home-care settings, with a strong emphasis on user acceptance and cocreative development. Jahn’s major contributions include pioneering studies on patient information delivery via humanoid robots versus tablets for MRI exams, demonstrating that robots can be accepted as effective communication tools. His scoping reviews on robotic care systems and cocreative design frameworks have shaped how healthcare professionals integrate automation into workflows. With over 48 citations across his most-cited works, Jahn’s research addresses critical barriers like controllability, adaptability, and training needs. Notably, his 2021 randomized controlled study on robot-administered patient information is a landmark in clinical robotics, while his 2024 scoping review on cocreative development provides a roadmap for user-centered design. Jahn also leads feasibility studies on simplified interaction platforms for DAT, aiming to bridge the gap between technology and practice. His work is essential for students and researchers interested in human-centered robotics, nursing informatics, and the ethical, practical challenges of deploying assistive technologies in care.
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