Edris Kakemam
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Edris Kakemam is a health services researcher whose work lies at the intersection of patient safety, medication management, and gerontechnology. His research focuses on improving medication adherence and reducing errors among older adults, particularly those receiving home care or residing in long-term care settings. In his highly cited mixed-method systematic review on robot-assisted medication management, Kakemam synthesized evidence on how automated systems can address challenges like polypharmacy and cognitive decline. His work critically evaluates both the clinical outcomes and the lived experiences of patients and caregivers, offering practical insights for integrating technology into real-world care. With over 4 citations on this emerging topic, his contributions are shaping how healthcare systems adopt assistive robots to enhance safety and independence. Kakemam’s research is notable for its patient-centered approach, bridging engineering solutions with human factors to tackle one of geriatric care’s most persistent problems: medication errors. His findings are increasingly relevant as healthcare systems worldwide seek scalable, technology-driven solutions for aging populations.
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