Paige Jackson
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About
Paige Jackson is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neonatal intensive care and telemedicine, whose work has fundamentally reshaped how critical care is delivered to the most vulnerable patients. Her key research areas focus on the feasibility and implementation of mobile robotic telemedicine technology within the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), particularly for remote clinical rounding. Jackson’s major contributions include demonstrating that “tele-rounding” with a remotely controlled mobile robot is a viable and safe alternative to in-person bedside rounds. In her landmark 2011 study, which has garnered 72 citations, she established the foundational use of this technology in the NICU, addressing critical barriers to specialist access. Her subsequent 2015 work (55 citations) provided rigorous, prospective evidence by matching twenty pairs of neonates, proving that tele-rounding could maintain high standards of care without compromising patient safety. This body of work has had a profound impact, influencing hospital protocols and expanding access to expert neonatal care for underserved communities. Jackson’s achievements have positioned her as a leading voice in telemedicine innovation, bridging engineering and clinical practice to improve outcomes for the smallest patients.
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