Hui-Wen Hsieh

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Dr. Hui-Wen Hsieh is a leading researcher in pediatric nursing and human-robot interaction, with a focus on integrating technology into child healthcare settings. Her most cited work, "Nurses' Views on the Potential Use of Robots in the Pediatric Unit" (2019, 73 citations), provides foundational insights into how healthcare professionals perceive robotic assistance in caring for young patients. This study has become a key reference for researchers exploring the intersection of nursing practice, child psychology, and assistive robotics. Dr. Hsieh’s research critically examines the practical and ethical dimensions of deploying robots in pediatric environments, addressing concerns such as patient comfort, safety, and the preservation of human touch in care. By bridging clinical nursing expertise with emerging technologies, she has shaped discussions on how automation can support—rather than replace—healthcare providers. Her work is widely cited in nursing, robotics, and child health literature, influencing both academic discourse and practical guidelines for technology adoption in hospitals. Dr. Hsieh’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in human-centered design, pediatric care innovation, and the socio-technical challenges of healthcare robotics.