Shi Min Goh
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Shi Min Goh is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and assistive robotics, with a primary focus on translating robotic exoskeleton technologies into real-world clinical practice for stroke survivors. Her most cited work, the pragmatic, multicentre IMOVE implementation programme, directly addresses the critical gap between controlled efficacy trials and everyday rehabilitation outcomes. By demonstrating that overground robotic exoskeleton therapy can be effectively integrated into inpatient stroke rehabilitation, her research provides robust, real-world evidence that challenges ongoing debates about the technology’s practical utility. This landmark study, with 11 citations, underscores her commitment to evidence-based implementation science, moving beyond laboratory settings to influence clinical guidelines and patient care pathways. Goh’s contributions are pivotal for clinicians and researchers seeking to understand how advanced robotics can be deployed at scale, ultimately aiming to restore mobility and improve quality of life for individuals with neurological injuries.
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