Hilary Gunn
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Hilary Gunn is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of physiotherapy, digital health, and rehabilitation science. Her primary research focus is on how technology can support the assessment and delivery of physical rehabilitation, particularly within the context of remote or video-based consultations. Her most cited work, a 2021 exploratory study on technologies to support movement assessment during video consultations (15 citations), directly addresses a critical challenge in telehealth: the difficulty clinicians face in observing and evaluating a patient’s full-body movements through a screen. This contribution is vital for improving the quality of remote physiotherapy, ensuring that patients receiving care at home still benefit from accurate, evidence-based movement analysis. By identifying the specific barriers and potential technological solutions, Gunn’s research helps shape best practices for digital rehabilitation. Her work is particularly timely, as the rapid shift to telehealth has created an urgent need for robust assessment tools. Through this and related studies, Hilary Gunn is helping to define how clinicians can effectively "see" and assess movement in a virtual space, making her a key voice in the evolution of modern, accessible physiotherapy.
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