Bih‐O Lee
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About
Bih-O Lee is a prominent nursing and rehabilitation researcher whose work sits at the intersection of technology-assisted care, neurological rehabilitation, and dementia management. With a growing body of highly cited systematic reviews and meta-analyses, Lee has established expertise in evaluating the clinical efficacy of innovative interventions for vulnerable populations, particularly stroke survivors and individuals living with dementia. Lee's most influential contribution, a 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis on robotic arm use in post-stroke upper limb rehabilitation (31 citations), has helped clarify previously inconsistent findings in the field, offering clearer guidance for clinical application. Complementing this, a 2022 meta-analysis on robot-assisted therapy further consolidates evidence supporting technology-driven stroke rehabilitation. Lee has also made significant strides in dementia care research, examining both robotic care interventions (27 citations) and non-pharmacological approaches to pain management (13 citations) — addressing a critically underserved clinical challenge. Most recently, a 2024 scoping review on digital fall detection technologies signals Lee's expanding focus on emerging solutions for aging populations. Collectively, Lee's research portfolio, accumulating over 80 citations, reflects a commitment to evidence-based practice and improving care quality through rigorous synthesis of emerging healthcare technologies.
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- 5Efficacy of Robots-Assisted Therapy in Patients With Stroke4 citations · 2022