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Topic: stroke rehabilitation

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Job · Medicine

Assistant Professor - CRT

Deadline not stated

Emory Rehabilitation Medicine seeks a physician to serve as Assistant Medical Director at Emory Rehabilitation Hospital. The appointment combines inpatient neurological and stroke rehabilitation with general physiatry, cancer rehabilitation, outpatient care and hospital consultation. Duties include supervision and teaching of residents and fellows, scholarly activity, process improvement and some night/weekend call. Work is generally in person. The source states that review continues until the position is filled; its originally anticipated August 1, 2026 start date has passed, so candidates sh

Job · Biomedical Engineering

PhD Researcher - PDTx

Deadline not stated

Develop an AI-assisted digital platform for stroke rehabilitation at the Singapore-ETH Centre. The project combines a mobile app and conversational agent with a soft robotic hand orthosis, supporting rehabilitation adherence at home. Work includes gathering patient and clinician requirements, building and validating the app, integrating rehabilitation hardware, and evaluating the intervention in a six-week clinical study with NTU and Tan Tock Seng Hospital. This is a full-time, fixed-term PhD position. The current vacancy accepts online applications without a stated closing date; submit a cove

Seminar · Biomedical Engineering

Portable neuroscience: using devices and apps for diagnosis and treatment of neurological disease

Stuart Baker · Newcastle University

Thu, Apr 1, 2021 · 15:00 UTC

Scientists work in laboratories; comfortable spaces which we equip and configure to be ideal for our needs. The scientific paradigm has been adopted by clinicians, who run diagnostic tests and treatments in fully equipped hospital facilities. Yet advances in technology mean that that increasingly many functions of a laboratory can be compressed into miniature devices, or even into a smartphone app. This has the potential to be transformative for healthcare in developing nations, allowing complex tests and interventions to be made available in every village. In this talk, I will give two exampl