Doaa Althalathini

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Doaa Althalathini is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of public administration, healthcare management, and emerging technology. Her most prominent contribution, "Public Value Creation Amid Geopolitical Challenges: the Necessity of Robotizing Nurses’ Administrative Tasks in the Public Healthcare Context" (2025), explores how robotic process automation can sustain public value in healthcare systems strained by geopolitical instability. This forward-looking study argues that automating routine administrative duties is not merely an efficiency measure but a strategic necessity for preserving care quality during crises. While early in its citation trajectory, the paper signals Althalathini’s focus on pragmatic, policy-relevant solutions for public sector resilience. Her research uniquely bridges the gap between technological innovation and the human-centered demands of public health, offering a framework for decision-makers navigating resource constraints and political pressures. By centering nurses’ workloads and public value theory, Althalathini provides a timely blueprint for integrating automation without compromising care. Her work is particularly relevant for scholars and practitioners interested in the future of public healthcare, crisis management, and the ethical deployment of AI in essential services.