Daisy van der Putte
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Daisy van der Putte is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of social robotics and healthcare, whose work explores how autonomous systems can alleviate clinical burdens. Her primary research areas include human-robot interaction, health informatics, and patient-centered technology design. Her most cited study, "A Social Robot for Autonomous Health Data Acquisition Among Hospitalized Patients: An Exploratory Field Study" (2019, 45 citations), demonstrates a novel application of social robots to autonomously administer quality-of-life questionnaires to patients, reducing the data registration workload on nurses. This work highlights her commitment to practical, empathetic solutions that enhance both patient experience and clinical efficiency. Van der Putte’s contributions are notable for bridging engineering and nursing practice, offering a tangible path toward integrating robotics into routine hospital care. Her research has been recognized for its potential to transform patient monitoring, and she continues to shape discussions on ethical, user-friendly automation in healthcare settings.
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