I’m incredibly excited to share a new publication that I’m proud to have co-authored:
“Clinicians’ experiences and perspectives on robot-assisted lower limb and gait neurorehabilitation in Western Australia.”
Having spent more than two decades navigating rehabilitation & learning to walk, move and participate in life again – I know firsthand how important it is that rehabilitation keeps evolving.
Technology such as robot-assisted rehabilitation has incredible potential, but the technology itself is only part of the story. How clinicians experience it, how it fits into practice, and ultimately how it helps people achieve the things that matter to them are all critical.
I’m passionate about bringing lived experience, clinical expertise and research together so that innovation doesn’t just mean new technology, it means better outcomes and better experiences for the people who use it.
So proud to be part of this work and to continue contributing to research from both a professional and lived experience perspective.
Read the publication here