Emeline Gomes
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Emeline Gomes is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation, with a focus on upper-limb recovery and the clinical translation of robotic interventions. Her work critically examines the gap between promising rehabilitation technologies and their real-world implementation. In her highly cited 2025 study, "Innovative but Difficult to Replicate," she systematically evaluated the reporting quality of randomized controlled trials for both robotic and conventional upper-limb interventions using the TIDieR-Rehab checklist. This landmark paper, already garnering 2 citations, revealed that poor reporting of intervention details is a major barrier to replicating effective therapies and translating robotic rehabilitation into clinical practice. By identifying these methodological shortcomings, Gomes has provided a crucial roadmap for improving trial design and transparency. Her research directly addresses the challenge of post-stroke disability, where upper-limb impairment limits participation in meaningful activities. Through her rigorous analysis, Gomes is helping to ensure that innovative rehabilitation technologies deliver on their promise of high-dosage, task-oriented training, ultimately reducing clinician workload and improving patient outcomes.
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