Jess G. Fiedorowicz

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Jess G. Fiedorowicz is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of cardiovascular medicine and human-robot interaction, with a primary focus on heart failure management and the integration of social robotics into patient care. Their major contributions include groundbreaking work exploring how social robots can augment healthcare delivery for chronic cardiac conditions, particularly through qualitative investigations of healthcare professionals' perspectives. Fiedorowicz's 2023 study, "Cardiology professionals’ views of social robots in augmenting heart failure patient care," with 3 citations, was among the first to empirically examine the feasibility and acceptance of robotic interventions in cardiology settings, revealing critical insights into provider attitudes and implementation barriers. Their subsequent 2025 work, "The Role of Social Robots in Heart Failure," further advances this nascent field by synthesizing evidence on how robotic companions might address the high health and human costs of this prevalent chronic disease. Fiedorowicz's research is notable for bridging engineering, clinical cardiology, and patient-centered care, positioning them as a leading voice in the emerging discipline of socially assistive robotics for chronic disease management. Their work holds significant promise for transforming heart failure care through innovative, technology-driven support systems.