Mohamed-Amine Choukou

University of Manitoba, Riverview Hospital

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Dr. Mohamed-Amine Choukou is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital health, gerontechnology, and rehabilitation science. His work focuses on how technology—from digital platforms to robotics—can transform care for aging populations and individuals with cognitive impairments. In his highly cited 2022 scoping review (38 citations), Dr. Choukou systematically mapped how digital health tools support both healthcare professionals and family caregivers of patients with cognitive impairment, providing a foundational framework for future technology deployment. His research on digital health solutions for long-term care and rehabilitation (14 citations) addresses the critical need for continuous, high-quality remote care, a need amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, Dr. Choukou also explores the ethical dimensions of technology, as seen in his work on roboethics in remote human interactions and rehabilitative therapeutics (5 citations), where he examines the moral implications of replacing in-person care with robotic interventions. By combining rigorous evidence synthesis with forward-thinking ethical analysis, Dr. Choukou’s contributions are shaping how we responsibly integrate technology into healthcare, ensuring that innovation serves both patients and those who care for them.