Martin Pallauf

Martin Pallauf is an Assistant Professor and Research Associate at the University Institute for Nursing Science and Practice, Paracelsus Medical University. His research focuses on sensor technologies in long-term care, particularly addressing falls and pressure ulcers. He leads the SensiCare project (2023–2026), investigating sensor-based solutions for fall and pressure ulcer prevention. His work integrates gerontechnology and medical informatics to enhance nursing care quality and safety.

Key research interests include decubitus (pressure ulcers), accelerometer applications, and computer security in healthcare. He actively contributes to advancing nursing education through case-based methods in master’s programs.

• Projects: SensiCare (2023–2026), exploring sensor technologies for caregiver support.
• Activities: Public lectures on assistive technologies for elderly care (e.g., 2021, 2018).

His publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare challenges, with a focus on evidence-based reviews and practical implementation of innovative solutions.