Yamei Bai

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Yamei Bai is a rising researcher at the intersection of healthcare, robotics, and ethics, with a primary focus on the integration of robotic systems into nursing and health education. Her work critically examines both the practical and ethical dimensions of deploying robots in clinical settings. Bai’s most-cited study, a 2024 qualitative investigation into the ethical risks of robot health education (9 citations), grounds her research in the European Union’s “Responsible Research and Innovation” framework, highlighting the need for deep ethical reflection as these technologies advance. She has also made significant contributions by quantifying the potential of nursing robots to reduce workload in general adult wards, demonstrating in a 2025 two-phase study that these robots can replace a measurable portion of nursing tasks. Complementing this, her qualitative work on Chinese nurses’ perspectives reveals crucial insights into the attitudes and perceptions of frontline staff toward robotic health education, addressing a key gap in the literature. Through these studies, Bai is shaping a responsible, evidence-based path for the future of robotic care, ensuring that technological adoption is both practical and ethically sound.