Marco Tomietto

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Marco Tomietto is a leading researcher in nursing and healthcare innovation, whose work bridges technology, human connection, and wellbeing across the lifespan. His primary research areas include the impact of socially assistive robots on health outcomes, workforce sustainability in healthcare, and the psychosocial dimensions of nursing practice. Tomietto’s major contributions are exemplified by his landmark umbrella review and meta-analysis on socially assistive robots, which synthesised evidence from over 40 systematic reviews to demonstrate their potential to enhance emotional wellbeing, reduce loneliness, and support care delivery for diverse populations. This influential work, garnering 42 citations since 2024, has shaped international discourse on integrating robotics into health and social care without replacing human interaction. Beyond this, Tomietto has advanced understanding of nurse turnover, resilience, and patient safety, publishing extensively in high-impact journals. His research is notable for its rigorous methodology and translational focus, directly informing policy and practice in ageing societies. With a career spanning multiple countries and collaborations, Tomietto is recognised as a thought leader at the intersection of technology and compassionate care, inspiring students and practitioners to reimagine the future of health services.