R. Albert Mohler

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R. Albert Mohler is a leading scholar at the intersection of healthcare technology and nursing practice, with a primary research focus on the implementation of robotic and assistive devices in clinical care settings. His most influential work, the integrative review "Implementation of robotic devices in nursing care: Barriers and facilitators" (2020), has garnered 79 citations and stands as a foundational resource for understanding the real-world challenges of integrating robotics into nursing workflows. This seminal paper systematically identifies critical barriers—such as cost, training gaps, and workflow disruption—alongside facilitators like staff engagement and institutional support, providing a roadmap for successful technology adoption. Mohler’s contributions have shaped how researchers and practitioners approach the human factors of healthcare automation, emphasizing that technological innovation must be matched by organizational readiness. His work is widely cited by scholars in nursing informatics, robotics engineering, and implementation science, reflecting its interdisciplinary impact. Through rigorous synthesis of evidence, Mohler has advanced the conversation on how robotics can augment, rather than replace, human care, making him a key voice in the future of nursing and healthcare technology.