Dylan Kneale
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About
Dylan Kneale’s research sits at the vital intersection of public health, gerontology, and digital technology, with a particular focus on mitigating social isolation and loneliness among older adults. His most influential work, an evidence and gap map on digital interventions for this population, has garnered over 69 citations, establishing a foundational framework for researchers and policymakers. This work was especially timely during the COVID-19 pandemic, when restrictions amplified the public health crisis of loneliness. Kneale also explores the critical issue of trust in healthcare artificial intelligence, authoring a highly-cited systematic review (41 citations) that examines the factors influencing user trust—a key barrier to AI adoption in medicine. By systematically mapping the landscape of digital interventions and identifying gaps in the evidence, Kneale has provided a roadmap for future research and practical implementation. His contributions are notable for their rigorous methodology and their direct relevance to pressing societal challenges, helping to shape how technology can be harnessed to improve the well-being and mental health of aging populations.
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