P. Gallien
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P. Gallien’s research focuses on the critical intersection of assistive technology (AT) and healthcare, with a particular emphasis on overcoming barriers to adoption and professional training. Her most cited work, a comprehensive literature review published in 2019, systematically identifies the persistent challenges individuals with long-term disabilities face in accessing and using AT devices designed to restore autonomy and social participation. By highlighting the disconnect between device availability and effective use, Gallien underscores the urgent need for improved training of healthcare professionals, who often lack the expertise to guide patients through AT selection and implementation. This foundational review, with 4 citations, serves as a key resource for researchers and clinicians working to bridge the gap between technological innovation and real-world independence. Gallien’s contributions are particularly notable for framing AT adoption not merely as a technical issue, but as a systemic challenge requiring interdisciplinary solutions. Her work provides a clear roadmap for future studies and policy interventions aimed at empowering individuals with disabilities to live independently for as long as possible.
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