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Barbara Mazer is a leading researcher in pediatric rehabilitation, with a focus on knowledge translation and the integration of novel technologies into clinical practice. Her work bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world healthcare delivery, ensuring that innovations in rehabilitation—such as robotic devices, virtual reality, and sensor-based tools—are effectively adopted to improve outcomes for children with disabilities. Her perspective paper, "Novel rehabilitation technologies in pediatric rehabilitation: knowledge towards translation" (2024), highlights her commitment to making research accessible and actionable, emphasizing the importance of stakeholder collaboration and implementation science. With over 3 citations already for this recent work, Mazer’s contributions are shaping how rehabilitation technologies are evaluated and deployed. Her broader impact is evidenced by a strong citation record across her career, reflecting her influence on both academic research and clinical practice. Mazer’s dedication to advancing pediatric rehabilitation through rigorous, translational research positions her as a key figure in ensuring that children benefit from the latest therapeutic advances.
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