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Ha Ra Jeon is a rehabilitation medicine researcher whose work centers on robot-assisted gait training (RAGT) and neurological recovery, with a particular focus on stroke and spinal cord injury (SCI) populations. Jeon has made significant contributions to understanding how end-effector type robotic devices — most notably the Morning Walk® system — can restore walking ability, improve motor function, enhance proprioception, and strengthen balance in patients with neurological impairments. Her most influential work, a 2018 prospective randomized controlled trial examining Morning Walk®-assisted gait training in stroke patients with hemiparesis, has accumulated 59 citations and established a rigorous evidence base for robotic rehabilitation in clinical settings. Building on this foundation, Jeon expanded her research to SCI patients, producing multiple studies that collectively demonstrate RAGT's feasibility and measurable clinical benefits across diverse neurological disorders. Her 2019 feasibility study further broadened the application of end-effector robotics beyond a single diagnosis, while her 2023 randomized controlled trial in SCI patients addressed a critical gap in the literature. Jeon's body of work has meaningfully shaped how rehabilitation clinicians approach technology-assisted mobility recovery, offering both practical clinical guidance and a growing evidence base that continues to inform neurorehabilitation practice worldwide.
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