Emma A. Bateman

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Emma A. Bateman is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, with a focused expertise in motor recovery of the upper extremity. Her work centers on developing and standardizing frameworks for integrating adjunct rehabilitation therapies into clinical practice, addressing a critical gap between emerging evidence and real-world application. Her most-cited paper, "Developing a framework for utilizing adjunct rehabilitation therapies in motor recovery of upper extremity post stroke" (2022), tackles the challenge of incorporating new therapeutic evidence into standardized stroke care. By advocating for the systematic application of first principles, Bateman’s research helps guide resource allocation and improve patient outcomes in developed healthcare systems. Though early in her citation trajectory, her work is foundational for clinicians and researchers seeking to bridge the gap between innovation and practice. Bateman’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and professionals in neurorehabilitation, as she provides a structured pathway for translating novel therapies into effective, evidence-based protocols that can be adopted across diverse clinical settings.