Ursula Immenschuh
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Ursula Immenschuh’s research sits at the vital intersection of gerontology, nursing science, and digital health transformation. Her primary focus is on the structured implementation of digital and assistive technologies (DAT) within long-term care settings, addressing a critical gap between technological innovation and practical, sustainable adoption by nursing professionals. Her most cited work, a 2022 qualitative study, directly tackles this challenge by identifying key learning measures and proposing a guideline for systematically training care staff in DAT use. This foundational contribution provides a much-needed framework for integrating technologies that can enhance both patient care and the work environment. With 7 citations, this paper is a cornerstone for researchers and practitioners seeking evidence-based strategies for technology adoption in care. Immenschuh’s work is particularly notable for its emphasis on the human and pedagogical dimensions of digitalization, ensuring that technological progress does not outpace the readiness and skills of the caregiving workforce. Her research is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of dignified, technology-enhanced elder care.
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