Rosalam Che Me

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Rosalam Che Me is a leading researcher in rehabilitation technology and assistive interventions, with a primary focus on stroke rehabilitation in Southeast Asia. Her most cited work, a 2022 scoping review with stakeholders’ consultation, critically examines the application of technological interventions for stroke rehabilitation in the region, highlighting the gap between high-income countries and Southeast Asia’s adoption of these tools. This seminal paper, garnering 18 citations, underscores her commitment to bridging healthcare disparities through context-sensitive solutions. Che Me’s major contributions lie in evaluating and advocating for affordable, culturally appropriate assistive technologies that enhance recovery outcomes for stroke survivors. Her research integrates clinical rehabilitation, human factors, and engineering design, aiming to make technology accessible in resource-limited settings. Beyond this, she has explored user-centered design in rehabilitation devices, emphasizing stakeholder engagement to ensure real-world applicability. Her work not only advances academic knowledge but also informs policy and practice, positioning her as a pivotal figure in Southeast Asian rehabilitation science. Che Me’s impact is evident in her growing citation record and her role in shaping inclusive, technology-driven rehabilitation strategies for underserved populations.