Marietta Handgraaf

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Total Citations

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About

Marietta Handgraaf is a leading researcher in digital health and rehabilitation science, with a primary focus on home-based rehabilitation technologies. Her landmark work, the 2023 scoping review "Technologies in Home-Based Digital Rehabilitation," has garnered 105 citations, establishing her as a key voice in the field. This seminal paper systematically mapped the landscape of digital tools enabling rehabilitation outside clinical settings—a critical need amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Handgraaf's major contribution lies in identifying the technological gaps and opportunities for effective home-based rehabilitation, addressing the growing pressure on healthcare systems worldwide. Her research synthesizes evidence on how digital platforms, sensors, and remote monitoring can empower patients while supporting healthcare professionals. By highlighting the challenges of implementation and the potential for scalable solutions, Handgraaf's work has informed both clinical practice and technology development. Her findings are particularly valuable for researchers and clinicians seeking to design patient-centered, cost-effective rehabilitation programs that bridge the gap between hospital and home care. Through her rigorous synthesis of emerging evidence, Handgraaf continues to shape the future of accessible, technology-enabled rehabilitation services.