Jia-Hang Wei

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Jia-Hang Wei is a researcher at the forefront of digital health and neurorehabilitation, with a primary focus on leveraging technology to improve cognitive assessment for stroke patients. His most-cited work, a 2023 systematic review titled "Can we trust computers to assess the cognition of stroke patients?", critically evaluates the reliability and validity of computerized cognitive assessment (CCA) tools. By synthesizing evidence from major databases, Wei systematically classifies existing CCA tools, highlights their benefits—such as standardization and accessibility—and exposes critical limitations, including diagnostic accuracy and user-friendliness. This review, which has garnered 4 citations in a short time, provides a foundational roadmap for future research, urging the development of more robust, clinically trustworthy digital assessments. Wei’s contribution is particularly significant in an era where remote and automated healthcare is expanding; his work directly addresses the pressing question of whether technology can effectively replace or augment traditional clinician-administered tests. By identifying gaps in current tools, Wei has set a clear agenda for improving post-stroke cognitive care, making his research essential reading for clinicians, technologists, and rehabilitation scientists alike.