Susan Bulfin
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About
Susan Bulfin is a leading voice in the integration of caring science and technology within nursing education and practice. Her research centers on how digital tools and robotics can complement, rather than replace, the human caring relationships at the heart of nursing. Bulfin’s most influential work, including her position paper for the Anne Boykin Institute for the Advancement of Caring in Nursing, explores the ethical and practical use of robots to support, not supplant, compassionate care. She has also developed guiding principles for transforming nursing curricula by embedding technology as an expression of caring, ensuring that innovation remains grounded in the discipline’s core values. Though her citation counts (4 and 3) reflect the emerging nature of this niche, her contributions are foundational to a critical dialogue on the future of nursing. Bulfin’s scholarship challenges practitioners and educators to embrace technology thoughtfully, positioning her as a key thinker in the evolving intersection of caring science and digital health.
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