Ita Coffey-Aladdin
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Dr. Ita Coffey-Aladdin is a leading clinical researcher in neurorehabilitation, with a focus on integrating advanced robotic technologies into stroke recovery. Her major contribution lies in bridging the gap between controlled efficacy trials and real-world clinical practice. She is the principal investigator of the landmark IMOVE (Improving Mobility Via Exoskeleton) multicentre implementation programme, which produced her most-cited work (2025, 11 citations). This pragmatic study directly compared overground robotic exoskeleton (ORE) therapy against conventional rehabilitation for inpatient stroke survivors, providing critical evidence on the effectiveness of these devices outside of laboratory settings. By analysing prospectively collected data from multiple centres, Dr. Coffey-Aladdin’s research addresses the ongoing debate about ORE’s practical utility, offering actionable insights for clinicians and healthcare administrators. Her work is instrumental in shaping evidence-based protocols for mobility rehabilitation, demonstrating how cutting-edge robotics can be successfully translated into routine clinical care to improve patient outcomes.
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