Louise Robinson
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Professor Louise Robinson is a leading figure in dementia care research, with a particular focus on supporting people living with dementia to remain in their own homes. Her work centers on the development and evaluation of digital assistive technologies, aiming to enhance social health and independence for community-dwelling individuals. A key contribution is her leadership of the INTERDEM AI & Assistive Technology Taskforce, which produced a landmark systematic review of systematic reviews in 2025, synthesizing a vast body of evidence to identify effective digital tools. This work, already garnering 3 citations, builds on a foundational 2017 position paper that first mapped the challenges and potential of these technologies. Professor Robinson’s research has profound implications for policy and practice, advocating for technology as a partial solution to the growing global prevalence of dementia. Her work is essential reading for any student or researcher interested in the intersection of gerontology, digital health, and dementia care, offering a clear roadmap for future innovation and implementation.
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