Max Zilezinski
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Max Zilezinski is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of gerontology, nursing science, and digital health implementation. His primary research focus is on the structured integration of digital and assistive technologies (DAT) into long-term care processes, with a particular emphasis on workforce training and sustainable adoption. His most-cited study, "Identifikation von lernfördernden Maßnahmen zur Einführung von digitalen und assistiven Technologien (DAT) in Prozesse der pflegerischen Versorgung," addresses a pressing gap in healthcare: the lack of formalized concepts for introducing nursing professionals to new technologies. Through qualitative methods, Zilezinski developed a pioneering guideline for training that moves beyond simple device instruction to foster genuine, learning-oriented adoption. This work has garnered 7 citations, establishing a foundational reference for implementation science in care settings. By tackling the human and organizational factors behind technology uptake, Zilezinski’s research offers practical, evidence-based pathways for modernizing care delivery, making him a key voice for students and practitioners interested in the future of geriatric and assistive care.
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