Margaret Donovan-Hall
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Margaret Donovan-Hall is an Associate Professor at the University of Southampton, UK. Her research areas focus on mobility, balance, and falls in populations with disabilities, particularly exploring user perspectives on upper limb prosthetics and functional electrical stimulation. Recent articles highlight her work on the experiences of men with haemophilia, the effectiveness of nerve stimulation in Parkinson's disease, and the impact of prostheses on children's daily lives.
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Fit-for-purpose, affordable body-powered prostheses.
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Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). A step change in LMIC prosthetic provision through Computer Aided Design, Actimetry and Database Technologies.
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The effectiveness of peroneal nerve functional electrical STimulation (FES) for the reduction of bradykinesia
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People with Stroke and Parkinson's disease: Home and outdoor shoes
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Articles (10)
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Collaborators (8)
Dorit Kunkel
University of Southampton
Paul Taylor
Visiting Professor
Bournemouth University
Ben Beare
Lecturer/Researcher
Brunel University London
Dr Lisa Tedesco Triccas
University College London
Jane Burridge
University of Southampton
Laurence Kenney
University of Salford
Sarah Day
Senior Teaching Fellow
University Of Strathclyde
Tara Sims
University of Brighton
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