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Denny Paulicke is a leading researcher in the digital transformation of nursing care, with a focused expertise in assistive robotics, telepresence systems, and the structured implementation of digital technologies in healthcare. His work critically examines how robotic systems and telepresence devices can support elderly patients in maintaining autonomy at home, while also addressing the practical challenges faced by community-based nursing professionals. Paulicke’s most-cited paper, a 2018 scoping review on robotic systems for home care (19 citations), established a foundational understanding of the technological landscape. He further explored user perspectives in a 2019 study on telepresence system assessments (12 citations), revealing how nurses evaluate these tools. A key contribution is his 2022 qualitative study (7 citations), which proposed a groundbreaking guideline for training nursing staff in digital and assistive technologies (DAT). This work directly addresses a critical gap in the field: the lack of structured concepts for sustainable DAT adoption. Paulicke’s research is pivotal for bridging the gap between technological innovation and real-world nursing practice, making him a vital voice in shaping the future of home-based, technology-enhanced care.