Kadi Lubi
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Dr. Kadi Lubi is a leading researcher at the intersection of health care innovation, human-robot interaction, and technology adoption. Her work focuses on how emerging technologies—particularly socially assistive robots (SARs)—can address critical challenges in clinical and elderly care, including workforce shortages and rising care demands. In her highly cited 2025 mixed-method pilot study, Dr. Lubi evaluated health care workers’ perceptions and adoption of SARs in nursing settings, revealing key barriers and facilitators that shape real-world implementation. This work, already garnering 3 citations shortly after publication, underscores her ability to generate timely, actionable insights for practitioners and policymakers. Dr. Lubi’s research is distinguished by its pragmatic, user-centered approach—bridging engineering, nursing, and organizational psychology to ensure that technological solutions are both effective and acceptable to frontline staff. Her contributions are vital as health systems worldwide seek sustainable, human-centered ways to integrate robotics into care. For students and researchers, Dr. Lubi’s work offers a compelling model of how interdisciplinary, evidence-based inquiry can drive meaningful change in health care delivery.
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