Feni Betriana
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Total Citations
276
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About
Feni Betriana is a pioneering nursing and health informatics researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and compassionate healthcare. Her scholarship focuses primarily on the integration of humanoid robots into clinical settings, with particular attention to older adults, dementia care, and affective communication between humans and machines. Betriana's most influential contribution, "Intelligent Humanoid Robots Expressing Artificial Humanlike Empathy in Nursing Situations" (2020, 69 citations), established a foundational framework for understanding how robots might replicate empathic nursing competencies — a question she has pursued rigorously across multiple studies. Her work on compassionate communication challenges in healthcare robots (2021, 45 citations) and intergenerational implications for nursing practice (2022, 30 citations) demonstrates both depth and breadth of inquiry. Notably, she has applied Mori's Uncanny Valley theory to robot-human dialogue, bridging philosophy of mind and natural language processing. Her field research in Japanese healthcare institutions and her methodological innovation — the Intentional Observational Clinical Research Design — further illustrate her commitment to rigorous, practice-grounded scholarship. With over 250 cumulative citations, Betriana is an increasingly essential voice shaping the ethical and practical future of robot-assisted nursing care.
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