Hannah Liane Christie

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Hannah Liane Christie is a leading researcher at the intersection of geriatric care and artificial intelligence, with a primary focus on improving the quality of life for people living with dementia. Her most cited work, a 2025 scoping review on the use of AI to support dementia patients, has already garnered 6 citations, establishing her as a rising voice in this critical field. Christie’s major contribution lies in systematically mapping how AI-driven tools—from personalised care algorithms to early detection systems—can delay institutionalisation and enhance daily living for individuals with cognitive decline. Her research emphasises that while AI offers transformative potential for tailored, non-pharmacological interventions, ethical implementation and human-centred design remain paramount. By synthesising current evidence, Christie provides a roadmap for integrating technology into dementia care without compromising patient autonomy or dignity. Her work is particularly notable for bridging the gap between rapid AI advancements and the nuanced, real-world needs of an aging population. For students and researchers, Christie’s scholarship offers a compelling model of how computational innovation can serve vulnerable communities, making her a key figure to watch in the evolving landscape of digital health and gerontechnology.