Marjorie Erdmann

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Marjorie Erdmann is a leading researcher in healthcare technology and patient safety, with a particular focus on fall prevention and the integration of robotics into clinical environments. Her work critically examines how emerging technologies can be adopted to reduce patient falls and mitigate work-related injuries among healthcare providers. Erdmann’s most-cited paper, “Perceived Usefulness of Robotic Technology for Patient Fall Prevention” (2024, 9 citations), applies the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to evaluate the acceptability and practical utility of robotic systems in healthcare settings. This study has become a foundational reference for researchers exploring the human factors that influence technology adoption in nursing and patient care. By bridging the gap between engineering innovation and clinical practice, Erdmann’s contributions help shape evidence-based guidelines for implementing robotic aids in hospitals. Her research is particularly valuable for students and professionals interested in the intersection of geriatric care, occupational health, and medical robotics. With a growing citation record, Erdmann continues to influence how healthcare systems approach fall prevention through thoughtful, user-centered technological design.