Giulia Monardo

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Dr. Giulia Monardo is a leading researcher in technology-assisted rehabilitation, with a primary focus on understanding the human factors that drive successful recovery. Her work bridges rehabilitation robotics, virtual reality, and serious gaming, investigating how patient motivation and satisfaction influence therapeutic outcomes. Her most cited paper, "Evaluation of Patient Motivation and Satisfaction During Technology-Assisted Rehabilitation: An Experiential Review" (2020, 44 citations), provides a critical synthesis of assessment tools in this emerging field, establishing a foundational framework for clinicians and engineers. Dr. Monardo’s contributions have shaped how rehabilitation technologies are designed to be more patient-centered, emphasizing the psychological and emotional dimensions of recovery alongside physical metrics. Her research is widely recognized for its practical impact, guiding the development of adaptive, engaging therapeutic systems that improve adherence and long-term outcomes. Through her work, Dr. Monardo continues to advance the integration of user experience into rehabilitation science, making her a key voice in the movement toward more humane and effective technology-assisted care.