Franziska Laporte Uribe
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Franziska Laporte Uribe is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology and dementia care, with a core focus on leveraging assistive technologies to combat loneliness in long-term care settings. Her work systematically investigates how active assisted living (AAL) tools and social robots can deliver psychosocial interventions for people living with dementia. In her highly cited scoping review (45 citations), she mapped the potential of technology to impact loneliness, identifying key assistive technologies and their promise within nursing homes. She further advanced this field by applying the Almere model to understand the facilitators and barriers to social robot acceptance in these environments (27 citations), providing a crucial framework for successful implementation. Her European survey on AAL technology implementation (5 citations) offers practical insights into real-world adoption. Laporte Uribe’s contributions are vital for translating technological innovation into meaningful, person-centered care, helping to ensure that digital tools address the profound psychological and social needs of vulnerable populations.
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