Lin Siew Chong

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Lin Siew Chong is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology and rehabilitation science, with a primary focus on how artificial intelligence and co-design methodologies can enhance the quality of life for aging populations. Her most impactful work, a 2023 systematic review on artificial intelligence in physical rehabilitation, has garnered 139 citations, establishing her as a key voice in evaluating how AI-driven tools can transform recovery outcomes for older adults. Chong’s earlier foundational research, a 2019 systematic review on co-designing technology for ageing in place, laid critical groundwork for involving elderly end-users in the development of health technologies—a principle now widely adopted to improve patient satisfaction and reduce care costs. Her contributions bridge the gap between cutting-edge AI applications and human-centered design, ensuring that technological advances remain accessible and beneficial to those who need them most. Through her rigorous synthesis of evidence, Chong has shaped best practices for integrating AI into rehabilitation while championing the voices of older adults in the innovation process, making her work essential reading for researchers and practitioners in geriatric care and health technology.