Heni Purnama
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Heni Purnama is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of healthcare, technology, and human factors, with a particular focus on nursing and patient safety. Her most cited study, a qualitative investigation into Indonesian nurses' views on using robotics during the COVID-19 pandemic, has garnered 17 citations and highlights a central tension in modern medicine: the rapid deployment of artificial intelligence versus the human-centered core of care. This work reveals the professional anxieties and readiness gaps among healthcare workers, providing essential insights for the successful integration of technology into clinical settings. By giving voice to frontline nurses, Purnama’s research goes beyond technical feasibility to explore the socio-emotional preparedness of the workforce. Her contributions are vital for hospital administrators, policymakers, and roboticists who must consider the human element when designing and implementing automated systems. Purnama’s scholarship serves as a crucial bridge, ensuring that as healthcare evolves, it does so with, not against, the very people who deliver it.
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