E. Nijenhuis
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E. Nijenhuis is a researcher focused on rehabilitation technology and gait adaptability training for older adults, particularly those recovering from fall-related hip fractures. Their major contribution lies in evaluating the feasibility and user-centered design of the C-mill, a treadmill-based system that trains dynamic balance and obstacle negotiation. In their pivotal 2014 study, Nijenhuis demonstrated that C-mill training is not only feasible but also well-received by older adults post-hip fracture, highlighting key user perspectives and training content that inform clinical implementation. This work, though with modest citation counts, has practical significance in advancing fall-prevention strategies and rehabilitation protocols. Nijenhuis’s research bridges the gap between technology and patient experience, emphasizing the importance of user feedback in developing effective, real-world interventions. Their findings support the integration of gait-adaptability training into standard care, offering a pathway to improve mobility and reduce fall risk in aging populations.
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