Amanda McIntyre
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About
Dr. Amanda McIntyre is a leading researcher in pediatric stroke rehabilitation and evidence-based neurorecovery. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating nonpharmacological interventions to improve motor and cognitive outcomes in children who have experienced stroke. Her most cited study, a 2019 systematic review, synthesizes evidence on rehabilitation strategies for pediatric stroke survivors, establishing a critical foundation for clinical practice in this underserved population. With 22 citations, this review has become a key reference for clinicians and researchers working to optimize recovery in young patients. Dr. McIntyre also contributes to the advancement of upper extremity motor recovery frameworks, proposing standardized approaches to integrate adjunct therapies into post-stroke rehabilitation. Her research addresses the critical gap between emerging evidence and clinical implementation, aiming to improve resource allocation and patient outcomes. By challenging inconsistencies in stroke rehabilitation practices, Dr. McIntyre is helping to shape more effective, evidence-driven care for survivors across the lifespan.
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