Dr. Maedeh (Mae) Mansoubi is a Senior Research Fellow in Digital Health Innovation and Public Health at the University of Exeter Medical School. Additionally, Dr. Mansoubi is the Lead of the Rehabilitation Science module at the Medical School, University of Exeter, and Co-Lead of Health Technologies Network@Exeter. She serves as Co-director of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) in Public Health and Sport Sciences (PHSS) and an EDI advisor at EPSRC Bionic+.
Dr. Mansoubi's research focuses on the development, clinical validation, and implementation of digital health technologies to promote health and well-being across different age groups. She has particular expertise in digital health technology, public health, behavioural change interventions, remote patient monitoring, computer vision, sensors, wearable technology, and extended reality (XR) applications in rehabilitation.
She is the entrepreneurial lead and founder of DigiTherapix, a digital health and precision remote rehabilitation solutions platform.
Current Research Projects
Dr. Mansoubi is actively leading and contributing to several innovative research projects focused on leveraging technology for health and rehabilitation:
Beyond these, she is also involved in projects such as the "Locomotion" trial (monitoring long COVID symptoms), "HappierFeet" (preventing diabetic foot ulcers), OPAL (Active Ageing), and several other initiatives.
Dr. Mansoubi has a strong track record of collaborating with national and international industry partners to integrate cutting-edge digital health innovations into real-world settings and enhance rehabilitation science and public health. Before joining the University of Exeter, she led the Health Innovation and Technology Trials group at the MOReS Centre, Oxford Brookes University, and was the lead for Technology, Innovation, and Digital Health at the Oxford Clinical Allied Technology and Trial Service Unit.
Her work has been published in numerous peer-reviewed journals, and she is a frequent guest lecturer and keynote speaker at national and international conferences and workshops. Dr. Mansoubi is also actively involved in mentoring and teaching within the University of Exeter Medical School. Her research aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, specifically those related to Good Health and Well-being and Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Research projects that Maedeh has been involved in
Rehabilitation
Creating a tool for early detection of pain and stiffness which occurs in the recovery phase of up to 20% of total knee replacement patients
Improving rehabilitation services using technology
News involving Maedeh
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