Ruchika Kalra

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Ruchika Kalra is an emerging researcher in the rapidly evolving field of robotic rehabilitation, with a focused interest in how technology can augment healthcare delivery. Her work centers on the intersection of assistive robotics and therapeutic recovery, particularly exploring how robotic systems can serve as restorative tools to support healthcare workers and improve patient outcomes. In her most-cited paper, "A Review on Potential of Robotic Rehabilitation in Health Care System" (2021), Kalra conducted a rigorous scoping review, scrutinizing 180 articles to synthesize current knowledge and identify gaps in the literature. This foundational review has garnered 6 citations, establishing her as a thoughtful contributor to the discourse on technology-driven rehabilitation. Kalra’s research addresses a critical need: integrating robotic aids into clinical practice to enhance recovery processes while alleviating strain on healthcare professionals. Her work signals a commitment to bridging engineering and medicine, offering insights that could shape future innovations in patient care. As she continues to build her scholarly footprint, Kalra represents a promising voice in the next generation of rehabilitation technology researchers.