Murielle Madi
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Murielle Madi’s research centers on nursing education, workforce transitions, and the psychosocial challenges faced by early-career nurses in Lebanon. Her most-cited work, “My Greatest Fear Is Becoming a Robot,” explores the paradox of transitioning from student to practicing nurse, revealing how final-year students and first-year registered nurses struggle to balance clinical competence with emotional authenticity. Through focus group discussions, Madi uncovered deep anxieties about losing empathy and humanity in high-pressure hospital environments—a finding that resonates globally as healthcare systems grapple with burnout and attrition. With 5 citations, this qualitative study has shaped conversations on mentorship and resilience in nursing curricula. Madi’s contributions highlight the critical need for supportive transition programs that preserve nurses’ sense of purpose. Her work not only addresses a gap in Middle Eastern nursing research but also offers a poignant, human-centered lens on professional identity formation. For students and researchers, Madi’s scholarship underscores the power of listening to frontline voices to improve both education and practice.
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