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Dominik Domhoff is a prominent nursing informatics researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of digital technology and nursing care. His scholarship focuses on evaluating how emerging technologies — from assistive robotics to digital care platforms — can address pressing challenges in healthcare systems, including workforce shortages and growing long-term care demands. Domhoff's most significant contribution is a pair of influential scoping reviews examining the acceptance, effectiveness, and efficiency of digital technologies in both formal and informal nursing care settings. His 2019 review has garnered an impressive 304 citations, establishing itself as a foundational reference in the field, while his 2020 effectiveness-focused scoping review has attracted over 115 citations — together demonstrating his exceptional ability to synthesize complex, rapidly evolving evidence landscapes. These works provide researchers, practitioners, and policymakers with structured overviews of which technologies demonstrate meaningful impacts on patients, caregivers, and care institutions. Beyond systematic reviews, Domhoff has explored the practical challenges and real-world scenarios surrounding robotic assistance in nursing, reflecting a forward-looking perspective on automation's role in caregiving. For students and researchers navigating digital health transformation, Domhoff's rigorous, evidence-based scholarship offers an invaluable roadmap for understanding where technology meaningfully improves nursing practice and where critical gaps remain.