Maedeh Mansoubi
University of Exeter, NIHR Exeter Clinical Research Facility
Papers
2
Total Citations
18
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2
About
Maedeh Mansoubi is a rising researcher whose work sits at the intersection of rehabilitation technology and chronic disease management. Her primary research areas include telerehabilitation for stroke recovery, diabetic foot ulcer prevention, and soft robotic assistive devices. In her highly cited 2024 umbrella review on telerehabilitation following stroke, she synthesized evidence from multiple systematic reviews to demonstrate the positive impact of remote physiotherapy on motor function, balance, gait, and quality of life—providing a critical evidence base for post-stroke care delivery. Her 2025 paper introduces an innovative active insole that uses predictive finite element modeling and soft hydraulic actuators to reduce plantar pressure loading, offering a novel approach to managing diabetic foot ulceration risk. Though early in her career, with her top papers accumulating 13 and 5 citations respectively, Mansoubi’s work is notable for its translational focus—bridging computational modeling, soft robotics, and clinical rehabilitation. Her research holds particular promise for vulnerable populations, including stroke survivors and individuals with diabetes, and positions her as a contributor to the growing field of smart, patient-centered rehabilitation technologies.
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