Yeong-Joo Hong
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Dr. Yeong-Joo Hong is a researcher at the forefront of healthcare robotics and telemedicine, with a particular focus on bridging technological innovation and clinical practice in resource-limited settings. Her most cited work, "Assessment of User Needs for Telemedicine Robots in a Developing Nation Hospital Setting" (2020, 19 citations), exemplifies her commitment to user-centered design and international health equity. This study systematically investigated the perceived needs of medical professionals for telemedicine robots, providing critical insights for developing systems that are not only technologically advanced but also practically viable in developing nations. By prioritizing end-user perspectives, Dr. Hong’s research directly informs the design of more effective, culturally sensitive telemedicine solutions. Her contributions are vital for expanding access to specialist care and fostering international cooperation in healthcare technology. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Hong’s work stands as a key reference for researchers and engineers aiming to create meaningful, real-world applications of robotics in medicine.
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