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How Far We Have Come: PREPARE-REHAB Enters Its Final Stretch

By Nayara Güércio . There comes a point in every ambitious research project when the work starts to feel a little like opening a very full suitcase. Everything is there. The ideas,...

A Wonderful Achievement for Stefano Negrini and PREPARE-REHAB

King Salman International Award for Disability Research!

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Still Talking About PREPARE at OHDSI Europe 2026 and for Good Reason

By Prof. Petros Patias . OHDSI Europe Symposium 2026 took place in Rotterdam from 18 to 20 April, bringing together 375 participants working across observational health data science. The programme included 130...

Head in the Clouds: What Can Satellites Tell Us About Hypertension? Insights from RSCy2026

By Prof. Petros Patias and Dr Vasiliki Fragkoulidou When people think about rehabilitation research, satellites are probably not the first thing that come to mind. The PREPARE-REHAB team, however, likes to think...

PREPARE-REHAB Partners Gather in Ljubljana for the 3rd Year Meeting

By Nayara Güércio (Trilateral Research) . On 8 and 9 June 2026, the PREPARE-REHAB consortium met at URI Soča in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for the project’s 3rd Year Meeting. Hosted by URI Soča,...

PREPARE-REHAB at the OHDSI Europe Symposium 2026

By Erik Calcina (Junior Researcher at Jozef Stefan Institute) . On April 20, 20206, we took part in the OHDSI Europe Symposium in Rotterdam. The event brought together people working with real-world...

Bridging the Gap: How the PREPARE-REHAB Project is Revolutionising Rehabilitation Research through AI and Data Science

By Dr Carlotte Kiekens Last week, the city of Krakow hosted the 25th European Congress of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ESPRM 2026). Amidst the gathering of Europe’s leading clinicians and researchers in the field...

Leveraging the PREPARE Project to Model Disability Trajectories in Parkinson’s Disease: A ClinFIT-Based Multidimensional Longitudinal Analysis

By Dr Maria Gabriella Ceravolo . Parkinson’s disease (PD) is widely recognised as a complex and progressive neurological condition. Tremor, rigidity, and bradykinesia are often the symptoms most people associate with the...

From Wearable Sensors to Predictive Intelligence: Rethinking Parkinson’s Disease Care

By Dr Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a complex, progressive neurological condition whose symptoms fluctuate not only across disease stages, but also from hour to hour in daily life. Traditionally,...

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