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“From Lab to Ward: Getting Rehabilitation Technology into Clinical Practice” According to research, less than 10% of patients actually adhere to their prescribed rehab and physiotherapy routines past the first two weeks. For the medical technology sector, this massive gap in patient compliance isn’t

By Oliver Johnson
Prof. John Hunt | Meet the Speakers: Med-Tech Expo 2026
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“From Lab to Ward: Getting Rehabilitation Technology into Clinical Practice”

According to research, less than 10% of patients actually adhere to their prescribed rehab and physiotherapy routines past the first two weeks. For the medical technology sector, this massive gap in patient compliance isn’t just a clinical problem—it is a massive innovation and market opportunity.

Ahead of Med-Tech Expo next week, we sat down with Professor John Hunt to preview the panel session he is chairing on the Insights Stage.

Day 1, 3rd June | Insights Stage | 14:30 – 15:30

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