Caleb Ferguson
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Caleb Ferguson is a leading voice in digital health equity, whose work explores how technology can bridge—rather than widen—gaps in healthcare access. His research centers on trust in health technologies, cardiovascular nursing, and the ethical integration of digital tools into clinical care. Ferguson’s most-cited paper, “How Can We Promote Trust in Technology to Increase Access and Equity in Health Care?” (2024), examines the pandemic’s role as a catalyst for rapid technological adoption, arguing that trust is the linchpin for equitable digital health transformation. Though early in its citation life, this work signals a paradigm shift in how researchers and clinicians approach tech-enabled care. Beyond this, Ferguson has contributed extensively to the evidence base on heart failure management and remote monitoring, with his broader body of work amassing hundreds of citations. He is a sought-after commentator on the social determinants of digital health and has been recognized with national awards for his advocacy and scholarship. For students and researchers, Ferguson’s career exemplifies how rigorous inquiry into trust and equity can shape the future of healthcare delivery—making technology a tool for inclusion, not exclusion.
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