Philip S. Requejo
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Philip S. Requejo is a leading researcher in rehabilitation science, with a focus on leveraging innovative technologies to enhance physical therapy, health promotion, and functional recovery. His work critically examines the intersection of engineering and clinical practice, particularly in the development and adaptation of assistive devices and rehabilitation tools for individuals with mobility impairments. His most cited paper, "Innovative Technologies for Rehabilitation and Health Promotion: What Is the Evidence?" (2015, 30 citations), serves as a foundational review that evaluates the efficacy of emerging technologies—such as robotics, sensors, and virtual reality—in rehabilitation settings. This work has guided clinicians and engineers in evidence-based decision-making, emphasizing the need for rigorous assessment before widespread adoption. Requejo’s contributions have shaped how physical therapists collaborate with technology developers, ensuring that patient-centered outcomes remain paramount. His research continues to influence the design of accessible, effective rehabilitation interventions, making him a key figure in bridging the gap between technological innovation and clinical application.
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