Manasi Rajagopal
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Manasi Rajagopal is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of paediatric emergency medicine and human-robot interaction. Her work investigates how humanoid robots can transform clinical environments, particularly in reducing anxiety and improving satisfaction for families in paediatric emergency departments. Her most influential study, a prospective cohort study on the impact of humanoid robot presence in the paediatric ED waiting room, has garnered 7 citations and represents a novel application of social robotics in healthcare. This research demonstrates her commitment to leveraging technology to enhance patient experience and streamline clinical workflows. Rajagopal’s contributions are notable for bridging engineering and medicine, offering evidence-based insights into how robotic interventions can mitigate stress in high-pressure settings. Her work has implications for designing more compassionate, efficient paediatric care environments. As a researcher, she is recognized for bringing interdisciplinary innovation to emergency medicine, with her findings informing future studies on robotics in clinical waiting areas. Her achievements highlight the potential of humanoid robots as non-pharmacological tools for paediatric anxiety management.
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