Giovanna Artioli

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Giovanna Artioli is a leading voice in the integration of artificial intelligence and social robotics within healthcare education and practice. Her research focuses on understanding and shaping the attitudes of healthcare professionals—particularly nurses—toward emerging technologies. In her highly cited 2024 study, “AI and Big Data: Current and Future Nursing Practitioners’ Views on Future of Healthcare Education Provision,” Artioli captures the perspectives of nursing professionals on AI’s role in reshaping educational curricula, highlighting both enthusiasm and critical concerns. This work has already garnered 10 citations, reflecting its timely relevance. She also contributed to the validation of the “General Attitudes Towards Robots Scale (GAToRS)” for the Italian context, a psychometric tool essential for measuring human-robot interaction readiness. With 5 citations, this study provides a foundational framework for future research in social robotics acceptance. Artioli’s work bridges technology and human-centered care, offering evidence-based insights that inform curriculum design, policy, and the ethical deployment of AI in clinical settings. Her contributions are vital for educators, technologists, and healthcare leaders navigating the digital transformation of medicine.