Muhammad Hibatullah Romli

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Dr. Muhammad Hibatullah Romli is a leading researcher in stroke rehabilitation and gerontechnology, with a particular focus on bridging healthcare gaps in Southeast Asia. His most cited work, "The Application of Technological Intervention for Stroke Rehabilitation in Southeast Asia: A Scoping Review With Stakeholders' Consultation" (2022, 18 citations), critically examines the underutilization of assistive technologies in low- and middle-income settings, offering actionable insights for integrating digital tools into conventional therapies. Dr. Romli’s major contributions lie in identifying barriers to technology adoption and proposing culturally sensitive, cost-effective rehabilitation strategies tailored to regional needs. His research has informed policy discussions and clinical practices, emphasizing stakeholder engagement to ensure interventions are both accessible and impactful. Beyond this, his broader work explores aging populations, fall prevention, and community-based care models, earning him recognition as a thought leader in public health innovation. With a growing citation record and collaborations across multidisciplinary teams, Dr. Romli continues to shape evidence-based approaches that empower stroke survivors and older adults, making rehabilitation more equitable and effective in resource-limited environments.