Angelika Warmbein
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About
Angelika Warmbein is a prominent nursing and health sciences researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, digital innovation, and clinical care. Her scholarship focuses primarily on assistive and service robotic systems in nursing, early mobilization of intensive care patients, and the implementation of technology-driven interventions in hospital settings. Warmbein's most cited work, a 2023 scoping review on assistive robotic systems in nursing care (81 citations), has become a foundational reference for understanding how robotics can relieve overburdened nursing staff and improve care quality. Her rigorous, protocol-driven studies—including feasibility investigations of robot-assisted early mobilization in intensive care units—have helped bridge the gap between technological development and real-world clinical application. Notably, her research on the VEMOTION® robotic system demonstrated measurable patient benefits, including reduced incidence of ICU-acquired weakness. Warmbein consistently employs mixed-methods frameworks, such as the Medical Research Council model, reflecting her commitment to robust, translatable evidence. With over 150 cumulative citations across a relatively short publication span, her contributions are shaping how healthcare institutions approach staffing challenges, patient rehabilitation, and the responsible integration of robotics into compassionate, evidence-based nursing practice.
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- 1Assistive robotic systems in nursing care: a scoping review81 citations · 2023
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