Daniele Tripoli
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Daniele Tripoli is a researcher at the intersection of rehabilitation science, patient-centered care, and digital health innovation. Their work focuses on improving the quality of life and functional outcomes for individuals with chronic neurological conditions, particularly multiple sclerosis. Tripoli’s most cited study, “Patients' perspective and usability of innovation technology in a new rehabilitation pathway: An exploratory study in patients with multiple sclerosis” (2020), with 57 citations, is a landmark contribution that foregrounds the patient voice in the design and evaluation of technology-assisted rehabilitation. This exploratory work not only assessed the usability of novel digital tools but also captured the lived experiences and preferences of patients, offering a critical, human-centered framework for integrating innovation into clinical practice. By bridging the gap between technological advancement and real-world patient needs, Tripoli’s research has helped shape more empathetic, effective rehabilitation pathways. Their work underscores a commitment to evidence-based, participatory design, making them a key voice in the ongoing evolution of neurorehabilitation and digital health.
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