Gabriele Meyer
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About
Gabriele Meyer is a prominent nursing researcher whose work sits at the intersection of gerontological care, assistive technology, and healthcare ethics. Her scholarship focuses primarily on the development, evaluation, and ethical integration of robotic systems in nursing care, with a particular emphasis on supporting people with dementia and addressing workforce challenges in the profession. Meyer's most cited contribution — a 2020 systematic review on social robot interventions for people with dementia (53 citations) — critically examined the evidence base for these technologies in managing responsive behaviors and reducing emotional stress, establishing her as a leading voice in this emerging field. Her involvement in the interdisciplinary "PfleKoRo" project further exemplifies her commitment to responsible innovation, producing influential work on the ethical dimensions of care robotics (27 citations) and user-centered needs assessment among nurses, care recipients, and relatives. Notably, Meyer bridges German-language scholarship with international research, publishing across both audiences to advance the field. Her 2024 cross-sectional study on acceptance of robotic systems (20 citations) reflects her continued dedication to ensuring that technological development remains grounded in the perspectives of those most affected — practitioners, patients, and families alike.
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- 6Roboter gegen Personalengpässe in der Pflege?4 citations · 2018