Pauline Meskell
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Dr. Pauline Meskell is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and dementia care, whose work explores how social robots can mitigate loneliness and social isolation among people living with dementia. Her most cited study, a 2017 Delphi survey, established expert consensus on the potential roles of social robots in supporting emotional connection and environmental engagement for individuals with dementia. This foundational work has garnered 8 citations and continues to influence the design and implementation of assistive technologies in aged care settings. Dr. Meskell’s research bridges human-computer interaction, nursing, and psychosocial support, offering evidence-based insights into how technology can enhance quality of life for vulnerable populations. Her contributions are particularly notable for their focus on participatory methods, ensuring that the voices of people with dementia and their caregivers shape technological innovation. By addressing the critical intersection of aging, cognitive decline, and social well-being, Dr. Meskell has positioned herself as a key voice in the ethical deployment of social robotics, with implications for policy, practice, and future intervention design.
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