Ta‐Shen Kuan
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Dr. Ta‐Shen Kuan is a leading researcher in neurorehabilitation and occupational therapy, with a primary focus on upper extremity recovery following stroke. Her most influential work centers on comparing robotic-assisted therapy with bilateral practice against conventional task-specific repetitive training. In her landmark 2019 randomised controlled trial, she demonstrated that robotic-assisted bilateral practice significantly improves both motor function and task performance in chronic stroke patients, offering a more effective pathway for regaining independence. This study, which has garnered 26 citations, provides critical evidence for integrating advanced rehabilitation technologies into clinical practice. Dr. Kuan’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between engineering and therapy, showing how robotics can enhance neuroplasticity and functional outcomes. Her research has direct implications for occupational therapy protocols, helping to shape evidence-based interventions that maximize recovery potential. Through her rigorous comparative studies, Dr. Kuan has established herself as a key figure in stroke rehabilitation, influencing both clinical guidelines and future research directions in robotic-assisted therapy.
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