Philippe Lenca
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Philippe Lenca is a leading researcher in health technology assessment and digital rehabilitation, with a particular focus on the economic evaluation of motor rehabilitation technologies. His work bridges health economics, clinical engineering, and evidence-based medicine to address the critical gap between technological innovation and routine clinical adoption. Lenca’s most-cited paper, a 2024 systematic review on the economic analysis of digital motor rehabilitation technologies (11 citations), systematically examines why promising interventions for patients with motor disabilities remain underutilized in practice. By identifying high costs and persistent doubts about cost-effectiveness as key barriers, his research provides a rigorous framework for evaluating the economic efficiency of rehabilitation technologies. This work is foundational for policymakers, clinicians, and developers seeking to translate digital health tools into sustainable, real-world care. Lenca’s contributions are especially impactful for students and researchers in health technology assessment, rehabilitation science, and health economics, offering both methodological guidance and practical insights into the economic viability of emerging rehabilitation solutions.
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