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About
Jung Hwan Lee is a researcher whose work centers on the intersection of healthcare delivery and robotics, with a specific focus on user perceptions of medical service robots (MSRs). His major contributions lie in empirically assessing how different stakeholders—patients, doctors, and nurses—perceive the integration of robots into clinical settings. In his most-cited study (2021, 9 citations), Lee conducted a cross-sectional survey of 320 participants across hospital wards, revealing nuanced attitudes toward MSRs that inform both design and implementation strategies. This work provides foundational insights into human-robot interaction in healthcare. Building on this, Lee’s 2024 study (2 citations) specifically examined nurses’ perceptions during the COVID-19 pandemic, comparing workload and acceptance of MSRs in negative-pressure isolated versus general wards. By addressing the unique challenges of pandemic-era healthcare, his research offers practical guidance for deploying robots to alleviate staff burden. Lee’s work is notable for its timely, user-centered approach, bridging technology adoption and clinical reality. With a growing citation footprint, his studies are essential reading for researchers and students exploring robotics in medicine, human factors, and healthcare innovation.
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