Quitterie De Roll
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Quitterie De Roll is a human-centered researcher whose work sits at the intersection of healthcare robotics, geriatric care, and participatory design. Her key research area focuses on co-designing robotic solutions to support clinical workflows, particularly in the context of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA)—a multidimensional diagnostic tool for older adults. Her most cited paper, “Fieldwork and Field Trials in Hospitals: Co-Designing A Robotic Solution to Support Data Collection in Geriatric Assessment” (2021, 10 citations), exemplifies her commitment to bridging technology and real-world clinical needs. In this work, De Roll demonstrates how immersive fieldwork and iterative field trials can yield robotic systems that ease the burden of extensive data collection, enabling more personalized care for aging populations. Her contributions lie in her methodological rigor: she champions co-design with healthcare professionals and patients, ensuring that technological interventions are both practical and empathetic. While her citation count is modest, her impact is significant within the human-robot interaction and gerontechnology communities, where she is recognized for pioneering user-driven approaches to hospital-based robotics. De Roll’s work is a compelling model for students and researchers seeking to design technology that truly serves vulnerable populations.
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