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@article{196117,
        author = {Prof. Dr. Rajveer Singh and Nitesh Kumar Sain and Mrs. Jyoti Sharma and Abhinav Goud and Pushpanjali and Hemant Kumar},
        title = {A REVIEW OF ROBOTIC NURSING SYSTEMS AND THEIR POTENTIAL FUTURE PROGRESS.},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2026},
        volume = {12},
        number = {11},
        pages = {1758-1764},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=196117},
        abstract = {There is a growing debate about robotic nursing as an effective innovation in the current healthcare systems. The increasing patient needs, the load of chronic diseases, nursing staffing shortages, and the physical and emotional burnout in nurses have increased the interest in technological solutions that could contribute to the nursing practice. The application of robotic systems can be used in monitoring patients, supporting their mobility, routine service, assistance at the bedside, coordination of care, and so forth to enhance efficiency and decrease workload. The paper looks at the future application of the robotic nursing, how the robotic can be used in the most common way and discusses its advantages, challenges to its implementation, ethical issues and the future. Even though it is possible that robotic technologies help to ensure a substantial reinforcement of the healthcare delivery, it is not probable that they will substitute the relational, ethical, and judgment-based aspects of the nursing. Instead, the robotic systems can be viewed as the assistance mechanisms, which can be used to supplement human nurses and improve the quality, continuity, and accessibility of care.},
        keywords = {Robotic nursing; nursing technology; healthcare robotics; patient care; artificial intelligence; nursing innovation; assistive robots},
        month = {April},
        }