Christelle Pons
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Christelle Pons is a researcher whose work centers on pediatric rehabilitation and the integration of digital technologies into motor rehabilitation practice. Her scholarship addresses a critical gap in contemporary healthcare: understanding both the accessibility and the economic viability of innovative rehabilitation tools for patients with motor disabilities, particularly children. In her 2024 systematic review on the economic analysis of digital motor rehabilitation technologies, which has garnered 11 citations, Pons provides rigorous evidence examining the cost-effectiveness of emerging technologies such as robotics, virtual reality, and telehealth applications — tools that, despite their therapeutic promise, remain underutilized in routine clinical care due to high costs and uncertain economic justification. Complementing this, her European Rehatech4child survey, with 5 citations, maps the current landscape of digital technology access and use across pediatric rehabilitation settings throughout Europe, shedding light on barriers to uptake. Together, these contributions position Pons as a meaningful voice in the movement to make evidence-based, technology-driven rehabilitation more equitable, sustainable, and integrated into standard care for children with motor impairments.
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