Ingrid Poulsen
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About
Ingrid Poulsen is a health researcher whose work sits at the intersection of patient experience and innovative rehabilitation technology. Her key research areas include automated oxygen administration for respiratory care and robotic-assisted rehabilitation for neurological conditions. Poulsen’s major contributions center on understanding how patients perceive and interact with advanced medical technologies. Her most cited work, a qualitative study nested in a randomized controlled trial, explored patients’ perspectives on automated oxygen administration during hospitalization for acute exacerbation of COPD—revealing critical insights into user acceptance of this technology that reduces hypoxemia and hospital stay duration. She has also investigated robotic technologies for lower extremity rehabilitation following spinal cord injury, including a feasibility study on the ROBERT® device for hip flexor strengthening, and conducted a scoping review on robot-assisted gait training for severe acquired brain injury. Her research uniquely combines rigorous qualitative methodology with technological innovation, ensuring that patient voices shape the development of rehabilitation tools. With citations spanning from 2022 to 2025, Poulsen’s work is gaining traction in the emerging field of patient-centered rehabilitation technology.
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