A.R. Arntz

Papers

Total Citations

108

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About

A.R. Arntz has emerged as a notable researcher at the intersection of digital health technology and rehabilitation science, with a particular focus on home-based care solutions. Their most influential work, a comprehensive scoping review on technologies in home-based digital rehabilitation (2023), has rapidly garnered 105 citations, signaling its significant impact on the field and its value as a foundational reference for researchers and clinicians alike. Arntz's research addresses a critical and timely challenge: the mounting pressure on healthcare systems and the urgent need to transition rehabilitation services into home settings. Their scoping review systematically maps the technological landscape supporting this shift, offering essential insights into what solutions exist and where gaps remain. The COVID-19 pandemic served as a backdrop that amplified the importance of this work, highlighting how unprepared healthcare systems were for remote rehabilitation delivery. By bridging technology and patient-centered care, Arntz contributes meaningfully to conversations about healthcare sustainability and innovation. Their preprint version of the same study, released in 2022, demonstrates a commitment to open and timely scientific communication. For students and researchers exploring digital health, assistive technologies, or rehabilitation science, Arntz's work offers a rigorous and highly cited entry point into this rapidly evolving domain.