Madeleine Liblong
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Madeleine Liblong is a dedicated researcher in neurorehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on developing accessible, patient-centered technologies for stroke recovery. Her work bridges the gap between clinical rehabilitation needs and real-world, at-home solutions, particularly for upper-limb therapy. In her highly cited 2023 study, Liblong conducted a qualitative investigation into the perspectives of both stroke survivors and therapists in Ontario, Canada, uncovering critical contrasts in their needs and preferences for robotic rehabilitation devices. This work, which has already garnered 11 citations, provides foundational insights for designing user-friendly, effective home-based rehabilitation technologies. By prioritizing the voices of end-users, Liblong’s research directly informs the development of assistive robots that are not only clinically sound but also practical and motivating for long-term use. Her contributions are vital for advancing personalized, accessible neurorehabilitation, ensuring that emerging technologies truly serve the diverse needs of the stroke community.
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