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Research

Research is Crucial

With a strong background in teaching and a passion for clinical excellence, the leadership team at Hobbs Rehabilitation provide extensive post-graduate training programmes and other opportunities for case studies and research projects. We encourage our clinicians to pursue their research and development opportunities and we present our papers and posters internationally. 

Our therapists grow their own networks of medical and industry professionals and our patients are invited to take part in research studies – they tell us they feel they are making a difference in ways they did not consider possible! Industries value our contribution to their university projects and product development but for us, it’s about collaboration and creating opportunity for better outcomes for more patients, at a national and strategic level.

The MiNT Academy

The MiNT Academy was developed by clinicians at Hobbs Rehabilitation who are passionate about getting the best technology available to drive better outcomes for their patients. Our clinical experts get involved during the development stage to make the end products clinically relevant and benefit from the input of real patients.

Research projects can cover all stages from working on grant applications, devising protocols, undertaking the research and disseminating the results via clinical reports, academic posters and journal articles.

Their contribution to the development of clinically relevant new and existing neurotechnology devices is a testament to the ambitious and disruptive approach we take to bring the very best rehabilitation to our patients, now and in the future. 

Read more about The MiNT Academy

Louis Physiotherapist Academic Poster Research | Hobbs Rehabilitation
Amy Dennis Jones GMOVE Academic Poster | Hobbs Rehabilitation
Alison Watt Academic Poster NeuroVirt | Hobbs Rehabilitation

Published Research

Take a look at our published journals, studies, academic posters and other research related topics.

Bionic Leg

Hobbs Rehabilitation, University of Chester, University of Gloucestershire, University of North Carolina, University of Southampton & University of Winchester

Cardiff Metropolitan University, Hobbs Rehabilitation, University of Gloucestershire, University of North Carolina, University of Portsmouth, University of Southampton & University of Winchester

Ekso Bionic Exoskeleton

Hobbs Rehabilitation, University of North Carolina, University of Winchester & University of Southampton

Hobbs Rehabilitation, University of North Carolina, University of Winchester & University of Southampton

Parkinson's

University of Southampton