Peii Chen
Research Scientist
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Kessler Foundation
United States of America
Biography
Prof Dr Peii Chen was trained as an experimental cognitive psychologist, Dr. Chen started out her postdoctoral career in 2007 and became a neurorehabilitation scientist with the focus on spatial cognition and its disorders after brain injury, especially stroke. Motivated by first-hand working experience with brain injury survivors and their family members, she gradually expanded her work to patient-centered rehabilitation outcome and to advocating for better rehabilitation healthcare and family caregiver support.
Research Interest
Dr. Chen's work is focused on spatial neglect. Spatial neglect and its related disorders provide great insights to the understanding of spatial cognition and its underlying neural networks.
Publications
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Chen, Peii, Cristin McKenna, Ann M. Kutlik, and Pasquale G. Frisina. "Interdisciplinary communication in inpatient rehabilitation facility: evidence of under-documentation of spatial neglect after stroke." Disability and rehabilitation 35, no. 12 (2013): 1033-1038.
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Chen, P., McKenna, C., Kutlik, A. M., & Frisina, P. G. (2013). Interdisciplinary communication in inpatient rehabilitation facility: evidence of under-documentation of spatial neglect after stroke. Disability and rehabilitation, 35(12), 1033-1038.
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Chen, Peii, et al. "Interdisciplinary communication in inpatient rehabilitation facility: evidence of under-documentation of spatial neglect after stroke." Disability and rehabilitation 35.12 (2013): 1033-1038.
