Megan E. Gregory

The Ohio State University, University of Central Florida

Papers

Total Citations

100

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About

Dr. Megan E. Gregory is a leading researcher in the intersection of telemedicine, infectious diseases, and intensive care teamwork. Her work critically examines how remote technologies reshape clinical workflows and team dynamics. In her highly cited 2019 paper (61 citations), she assessed the current and future applications of telemedicine in infectious disease practice, providing a foundational roadmap for pandemic-era care. Her 2015 study (39 citations) broke new ground by empirically investigating how telemedical robots impact teamwork in the trauma ICU, revealing that while technology can support patient rounds, it also challenges team attitudes, behaviors, and shared cognition. This work directly informs the design of safer, more collaborative tele-ICU systems. Dr. Gregory’s research is pivotal for healthcare systems seeking to balance technological efficiency with the human factors essential for high-quality care. Her contributions are widely cited by clinicians, human factors engineers, and health services researchers, establishing her as a key voice in the evidence-based integration of telemedicine into acute and infectious disease settings.