Hui‐Ing Ma
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Hui‐Ing Ma is a rehabilitation scientist whose research focuses on motor recovery and functional performance in stroke survivors, with a particular emphasis on the psychological mechanisms underlying rehabilitation outcomes. Her work bridges motor ability and self-efficacy, demonstrating how confidence in one’s capabilities mediates the translation of physical skills into real-world functional gains. In her highly cited 2021 study, "Role of Self-efficacy in the Predictive Relationship of Motor Ability to Functional Performance After Task-Related Training in Stroke: A Secondary Analysis of Longitudinal Data," Ma provided critical evidence that self-efficacy is a key determinant of how effectively patients apply motor improvements to daily activities after task-oriented training. This finding has important implications for designing rehabilitation programs that not only restore physical function but also bolster patients’ belief in their own abilities. With over five citations to this work, Ma’s research is shaping evidence-based practice in neurorehabilitation, highlighting the need for integrated psychological and physical interventions. Her contributions are particularly valuable for clinicians and researchers seeking to optimize post-stroke recovery by addressing both the body and the mind.
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