Marie‐Pascale Pomey
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Marie-Pascale Pomey is a prominent health services researcher whose work sits at the dynamic intersection of technology, mental health care, and innovative therapeutic interventions. She has made significant contributions to understanding how emerging technologies — particularly social robots — can be meaningfully integrated into mental health care settings to address growing demands for alternative treatment modalities. Her highly cited scoping review on social robot interventions in mental health care, which has garnered over 77 citations since its 2022 publication, represents a landmark synthesis of the field. This work systematically mapped the outcomes, barriers, and facilitators associated with deploying social robots as therapeutic tools — providing researchers, clinicians, and policymakers with a critical evidence base to guide future implementation and research directions. Pomey's scholarship demonstrates a rigorous commitment to synthesizing complex bodies of evidence to support real-world clinical decision-making. By addressing both the promise and the practical challenges of integrating social robots into care environments, her research speaks directly to pressing questions facing modern health systems. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of digital health, human-robot interaction, and patient-centered mental health innovation.
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