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By Mr. Jean Damascene Bigirimana, BSc PT, MSc PH
Public health practitioners play a critical role in the rehabilitation and promotion of the use of technology in rehabilitation. They are responsible for identifying and addressing the needs of individuals and communities, and for developing and implementing interventions that can improve health outcomes.
One of the ways in which public health practitioners can support the use of technology in rehabilitation is by helping to identify and assess the most appropriate technologies for different populations and contexts. This may involve evaluating the effectiveness and feasibility of different technologies, as well as considering factors such as cost, accessibility, and user-friendliness.
In addition to identifying and assessing technology, public health practitioners can also play a key role in the implementation and dissemination of technology in rehabilitation. This may involve working with healthcare providers and other stakeholders to ensure that the technology is used appropriately and effectively, as well as providing education and training on the use of the technology to individuals and communities.
Another important role for public health practitioners in the promotion of technology in rehabilitation is in the area of research. By conducting and publishing research on the use of technology in rehabilitation, public health practitioners can help to build evidence for the effectiveness of different technologies and inform the development of new and improved technologies.
Overall, public health practitioners play a vital role in the rehabilitation and promotion of the use of technology in rehabilitation. Their expertise in identifying and addressing the needs of individuals and communities, and their ability to implement and disseminate technology in an effective and appropriate manner, is crucial for improving health outcomes and promoting the use of technology in rehabilitation.
