Suzanne Hubble
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Suzanne Hubble is a leading researcher in digital health and rehabilitation, with a particular focus on the use of video consultation technologies to assess patient movement. Her work sits at the intersection of physiotherapy, human-computer interaction, and telemedicine, addressing the critical challenge of evaluating body movements during remote clinical encounters. Hubble’s most-cited study, “Technologies to Support Assessment of Movement During Video Consultations: Exploratory Study” (2021, 15 citations), is a foundational contribution that systematically identifies the limitations clinicians face when observing patients through standard video platforms—such as restricted field of view and inability to guide specific movements. By proposing and testing novel technological supports, her research provides actionable insights for improving remote physical rehabilitation. This work has been instrumental in shaping best practices for telehealth, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the adoption of virtual care. Hubble’s contributions are widely recognized for their practical impact, offering evidence-based solutions that enhance clinical decision-making and patient outcomes in digital health settings.
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