Ronny Klawunn

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Ronny Klawunn is a researcher focused on the intersection of nursing care and emerging technologies, particularly robotics and digital health innovations. Their work explores how new technologies—such as patient mobilisation devices, digital monitoring systems, and service robots—are perceived and integrated into healthcare settings. A key contribution is their interview study on hospital patients' expectations of these technologies in Germany, which highlights the anticipated benefits of supporting nurses, enhancing patient safety, and reducing costs. This paper has garnered 4 citations, reflecting its relevance in shaping patient-centred technology adoption. Klawunn also investigates the practical challenges of introducing robotics into nursing, as seen in their study on nursing staff's first encounters with robotic systems, which emphasises the value of hands-on workshops for identifying viable use cases. With 2 citations, this work underscores the importance of user engagement in technology implementation. Through these studies, Klawunn provides critical insights into the human factors driving successful digital transformation in healthcare, making their research essential for students and professionals navigating the future of nursing care.