Chanhee Park
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About
Chanhee Park is a rehabilitation scientist and clinical researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotic-assisted therapy, neurological rehabilitation, and biomechanics. His research focuses primarily on developing and validating innovative robotic gait training systems for individuals with stroke-related hemiplegia, brain damage, and other neuromotor disorders. Park's most influential contribution — a 2020 study garnering 47 citations — demonstrated that hip-knee-ankle interlimb coordinated robot training using the Walkbot system meaningfully improves not only ambulation but also cardiopulmonary function, psychological well-being, and fall confidence in acute stroke survivors, broadening the perceived therapeutic scope of robotic rehabilitation. Subsequent work has refined clinical practice by identifying optimal intervention timing across acute, subacute, and chronic stroke stages, and by determining which patients — stratified by functional ambulation capacity — are the strongest candidates for robotic training. Park has also extended his investigations to less-studied populations, including individuals with post-stroke dementia, Angelman syndrome, and knee osteoarthritis, underscoring his commitment to broadening rehabilitative access. Additional contributions include validating intelligent shoulder kinematics systems and exploring minimal-contact robotic therapy in the context of COVID-19 concerns. Collectively, his body of work, accumulating over 130 citations, is shaping evidence-based protocols for next-generation robotic rehabilitation.
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