Chia‐Ling Chang
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Chia-Ling Chang is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, specializing in stroke recovery and motor function restoration. Her work bridges robotics and task-oriented training to optimize rehabilitation outcomes for patients with neurological impairments. In her landmark 2022 randomized cross-over trial, Chang compared EMG-driven robot-assisted therapy with task-oriented training, revealing distinct benefits for motor and daily function in stroke survivors. This study, garnering 36 citations, demonstrated that robot-assisted therapy enhances neuromuscular control while task-oriented training improves real-world functional performance, offering clinicians evidence-based guidance for personalized treatment. Chang’s contributions have reshaped rehabilitation protocols, emphasizing the synergy between technology and traditional therapy. Her research is widely cited for its rigorous methodology and practical implications, influencing both clinical practice and assistive device design. By quantifying how different interventions target specific deficits, she has advanced understanding of neuroplasticity-driven recovery. Chang’s work continues to inspire students and researchers exploring innovative pathways to restore independence after stroke, making her a pivotal figure in the evolving field of rehabilitation science.
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