Gillian Strudwick

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, University Health Network

Papers

Total Citations

353

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About

Dr. Gillian Strudwick is a leading voice in nursing informatics and digital health transformation, whose work shapes how healthcare professionals adapt to an increasingly technology-driven world. Her research centers on the intersection of nursing practice, artificial intelligence, and the human factors that determine successful technology adoption in clinical settings. Her most influential work, "How the nursing profession should adapt for a digital future" (2021, 291 citations), provides a critical roadmap for integrating AI, robotics, telehealth, and mobile technologies into nursing—a paper that has become essential reading for educators and policymakers worldwide. Dr. Strudwick also explores the vital role of trust in technology adoption, as demonstrated in her scoping review protocol on intelligent assistive technology for older adults aging in place (2017, 62 citations), which highlights the ethical and relational dimensions of digital care. Her contributions bridge the gap between cutting-edge innovation and compassionate, patient-centered practice, making her a sought-after advisor on digital health strategy. Through her scholarship, Dr. Strudwick empowers the next generation of nurses and researchers to lead confidently into a digitally augmented future.