Stroke is a leading cause of disability and the demand for rehabilitative intervention is growing. Remarkable advances have been made over the past two decades in stroke treatments to improve neurological outcome. Rehabilitation practices continue to help stroke patients regain functional independence. Substantial advances are yet to be made in stroke rehabilitation research. A number of promising research directions have been identified for rehabilitative interventions. This current presentation will provide exemplary updates of the research progress on prioritized agendas of the research including outcome evaluations, favorable clinical studies, rehabilitation technology and predictive study of treatment outcome. This presentation will highlight the advances in research and practice of precision rehabilitation in stroke in recent years. In the light of the progress, stroke rehabilitation will strive for better interventions and outcomes

Professor Keh-chung Lin is affiliated with National Taiwan University and Chang Shan Medical University. He obtained his ScD with distinctions in therapeutic studies from Boston University. He was inducted to the US Academy of Research in Occupational Therapy in 2017 and has been on the Stanford-Elsevier list of Top 2% Scientists in the World since 2022. His research work focuses on stroke rehabilitation and has published more than 240 papers in peer-reviewed journals. Professor Lin is Associate Editor, Section Neurorehabilitation, of Frontiers in Neurology.