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Andrea Corsonello is a leading voice in geriatric care innovation, with a research focus on leveraging advanced technologies to improve health outcomes and quality of life for older adults. Her work critically examines the intersection of aging, chronic disease management, and emerging assistive technologies, particularly in the context of Italy’s rapidly aging population. In her highly cited 2014 paper (71 citations), Corsonello framed the adoption of advanced care technologies not merely as a necessity but as a strategic opportunity to promote wellbeing among the elderly, establishing a foundational argument for tech-integrated geriatric models. More recently, she has turned her attention to rehabilitation robotics, as demonstrated by her 2025 scoping review mapping the role of robot-assisted gait training in post-stroke recovery among elderly patients. This work addresses the profound burden of stroke in those over 65, evaluating how robotic interventions can enhance traditional gait rehabilitation. By bridging clinical geriatrics with cutting-edge technology assessment, Corsonello’s research provides critical guidance for policymakers and clinicians seeking evidence-based pathways to support healthy aging and functional independence in an increasingly technological healthcare landscape.
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