Charlene Ronquillo

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Total Citations

302

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About

Dr. Charlene Ronquillo is a leading scholar at the intersection of nursing, digital health, and artificial intelligence. Her research focuses on how emerging technologies, particularly AI-based systems, can be ethically and effectively integrated into nursing practice to improve patient care and clinical workflows. Her most cited work, a 2021 scoping literature review on AI-based technologies in nursing (302 citations), critically examines the evidence base for these tools while raising essential concerns about data bias, equity, and the need for nurse-centered design. This foundational paper has shaped ongoing conversations about responsible innovation in healthcare. Beyond this, Dr. Ronquillo’s contributions extend to exploring how digital health tools can support nursing decision-making and address systemic challenges in care delivery. Her work is widely recognized for bridging the gap between technological advancement and the humanistic values of nursing. With a growing citation impact and a reputation for thoughtful, equity-focused scholarship, Dr. Ronquillo is a key voice guiding the future of AI in nursing and healthcare.