Yin-Yi Low
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Dr. Yin-Yi Low is a health economist and health technology assessment (HTA) researcher whose work bridges the gap between medical innovation and real-world value. Her primary research areas include early health economic modeling, cost-effectiveness analysis, and the translation of novel medical technologies into clinical practice. She is best known for her pioneering application of early HTA to guide the development of emerging interventions, exemplified by her landmark 2023 study on a soft robotic sock for poststroke patients in Singapore. This work, which has garnered 8 citations, provides practical, step-by-step guidance for HTA researchers and innovators to embed economic thinking into the R&D process—a crucial contribution that helps prevent costly missteps in medical innovation. By demonstrating how early economic modeling can inform design and reimbursement decisions, Dr. Low has positioned herself as a key voice in the movement toward value-driven healthcare engineering. Her research not only advances methodological best practices but also offers tangible pathways for translating academic insights into patient-centered, cost-effective solutions, making her work essential reading for students and researchers at the intersection of health economics, rehabilitation technology, and implementation science.
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