Hyun Kyong Lee
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Hyun Kyong Lee is a forward-thinking scholar at the intersection of nursing science and emerging technology. Her research centers on the technological revolution in healthcare, with a particular focus on how robotics can transform nursing practice and support clinical workflows. Her most cited work, "Nursing, Robotics, Technological Revolution: Robotics to Support Nursing Work" (2018), has garnered 17 citations and stands as a foundational review that systematically examines the influence of robotic systems on the nursing profession. In this study, Lee synthesized domestic and international literature to clarify the current status and effects of robotic technology in healthcare, providing a critical framework for understanding how automation and robotics can alleviate nursing burdens, enhance patient care, and reshape professional roles. Her contributions are especially significant as healthcare systems worldwide grapple with workforce shortages and the need for technological integration. By bridging nursing practice with engineering innovation, Lee has positioned herself as a key voice advocating for human-centered robotic design in clinical settings. Her work not only documents the state of the art but also charts a course for future research, making her an essential reference for students and researchers exploring the intersection of nursing, robotics, and the future of healthcare delivery.
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