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Ita Daryanti Saragih is a healthcare researcher whose work sits at the intersection of rehabilitation technology, dementia care, and evidence-based nursing practice. Her scholarship is distinguished by a rigorous commitment to systematic reviews and meta-analyses, synthesizing complex bodies of clinical literature to guide practical healthcare decisions. Saragih has made particularly notable contributions to understanding how robotic technologies can transform patient care. Her 2023 systematic review on robotic arm use in post-stroke upper limb rehabilitation, which has garnered 31 citations, tackled critical inconsistencies in earlier research to provide clearer clinical guidance for practitioners. Complementing this work, her investigations into robot-assisted therapy for stroke patients further consolidate the evidence base for these emerging interventions. Her expertise extends meaningfully into dementia care, where she has examined both robotic interventions and non-pharmacological pain management strategies. Her 2021 meta-analysis on robotic care for dementia patients (27 citations) remains an influential reference point for clinicians exploring technology-assisted care options, while her 2022 study on pain reduction in dementia patients addresses a frequently overlooked clinical challenge. Collectively accumulating over 75 citations, Saragih's body of work positions her as a valuable voice in advancing technology-integrated, patient-centered care across neurological and geriatric populations.