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Dr. Haitham Shoman is a rising voice at the intersection of orthopaedic rehabilitation, global surgery, and health systems resilience. His work bridges two critical domains: advancing rehabilitation technology for orthopaedic patients and strengthening surgical capacity in low-resource settings. In his highly cited narrative review on advanced rehabilitation technology in orthopaedics (49 citations), Shoman provides a comprehensive overview of emerging tools—from wearable sensors to robotic exoskeletons—that are transforming post-operative recovery. This work serves as a foundational resource for clinicians and engineers seeking to integrate innovation into standard care. Simultaneously, Shoman addresses the urgent need for scalable surgical infrastructure. His paper on mass casualty centre resources (23 citations) synthesizes lessons from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to propose cost-effective, adaptable strategies for trauma care, challenging the assumption that high-tech solutions are always superior. By merging orthopaedic rehabilitation with global health equity, Shoman’s research offers practical pathways for improving outcomes in both high-income and resource-limited settings. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the intersection of technology, surgery, and global health.