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About
Peii Chen is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on stroke recovery, fall risk assessment, and motor control. Her work addresses critical challenges faced by stroke survivors, particularly the high incidence of falls due to gait, balance, and visual-spatial awareness deficits. Chen’s major contributions include the development and preliminary validation of an objective fall-risk assessment tool specifically designed for individuals with stroke, a significant step toward personalized rehabilitation and injury prevention. Additionally, she has investigated the role of instruction adherence during highly structured robotic arm training, demonstrating how patient engagement influences upper limb motor outcomes in chronic stroke survivors with moderate-to-severe impairment. Her research integrates rigorous quantitative methods, such as mixed linear modeling, to uncover mechanisms driving recovery. While her most-cited papers currently have 2 citations each, they represent foundational work in an emerging area of clinical rehabilitation. Chen’s achievements highlight her commitment to translating motor learning principles into practical, evidence-based interventions that improve safety and functional independence for stroke patients.
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