Myriam Le Goff-Pronost
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Dr. Myriam Le Goff-Pronost is a leading researcher at the intersection of health economics, digital rehabilitation, and human-robot interaction. Her work primarily focuses on evaluating the clinical and economic viability of emerging technologies for motor disabilities and chronic pain management. She is best known for her groundbreaking work on the R‑COOL randomized trial, which demonstrated the technical feasibility of using a humanoid robot coach to supervise stretching exercises for chronic low back pain—a study that has garnered 21 citations and highlights a novel solution to the pervasive problem of patient adherence. Dr. Le Goff-Pronost has also made significant contributions to health technology assessment through her systematic review of the economic analysis of digital motor rehabilitation technologies (11 citations), providing crucial evidence on cost-effectiveness that informs clinical adoption. Her research extends to 3D-printed knee implants, where she explores surgeons’ perspectives on personalized orthopedic solutions. By bridging engineering, clinical practice, and economic evaluation, Dr. Le Goff-Pronost’s work is shaping the future of accessible, technology-driven rehabilitation.
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