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Kenneth Lo is a prominent health researcher whose work sits at the intersection of stroke rehabilitation, health economics, and evidence synthesis methodology. Best known for his rigorous systematic reviews, Lo has made significant contributions to understanding how robotic-assisted technologies can restore mobility and functional ability in adult stroke patients — a population particularly vulnerable to long-term disability. His 2017 systematic review on the effectiveness of robotic rehabilitation has garnered 122 citations, establishing it as a foundational reference in the field, while his 2019 economic cost analysis (68 citations) brought a critical hospital-perspective lens to the debate over robotic versus conventional therapy. Beyond clinical outcomes, Lo has demonstrated methodological breadth, publishing on meta-regression techniques for managing heterogeneity in systematic reviews, a contribution valuable to researchers across disciplines. His qualitative work examining clinicians' real-world experiences with adopting robotic rehabilitation further reflects a commitment to translating evidence into practice. Collectively, Lo's research portfolio — spanning effectiveness, cost, methodology, and implementation — offers a comprehensive and nuanced examination of one of modern rehabilitation medicine's most promising technological frontiers.