Prateek Grover

Associate Professor, Vice Chair for Quality and Safety, Director of Resident Research

Penn State Health Milton S Hershey Medical Center

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Prateek Grover is an Associate Professor, Vice Chair for Quality and Safety, and Director of Resident Research at Penn State Health Milton S Hershey Medical Center in the United States. His research interests encompass rehabilitation outcomes related to limb loss, disability, and the impact of socioecological factors on these areas. He has authored several notable articles, including those on implementing evidence-based models for limb-loss rehabilitation and exploring the interplay between pain, autonomic regulation, and rehabilitation.

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Harvard University

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Penn State Health Milton S Hershey Medical Center

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A socioecological approach to understanding and positively affecting the intersectionality between disability, race and ethnicity, climate change, and rehabilitation outcomes: A scoping review

Physiatrists as champions for a unified field of limb loss, difference, and preservation rehabilitation (LDPR)—perspectives on challenges and interventions

Do Pain and Autonomic Regulation Share a Common Central Compensatory Pathway? A Meta-Analysis of HRV Metrics in Pain Trials

The Multilevel Limb‐loss and Preservation Rehabilitation Continuum model (MLPRC): An evidence‐based implementation model integrating multiple perspectives to improve outcomes for people facing limb loss

Relevance of learning health systems to physiatrists and its synergy with implementation science: A commentary

American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Position Statement on Physiatrists' Role in Skilled Nursing Facilities

The lower limb-loss rehabilitation continuum (LLRC) – a framework for program design and implementation

Socioecological model-based design and implementation principles of lower limb preservation programs as partners for limb-loss rehabilitation programs- A mini-review.

Hand Transplants, Daily Functioning, and the Human Capacity for Limb Regeneration

Physical medicine and rehabilitation residency quality improvement and research curriculum: Design and implementation

The state of pulmonary rehabilitation in latin america during the COVID-19 pandemic

The role of eye tracking technology in assessing older driver safety

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Felipe Fregni

Thiru Annaswamy

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