Writing
Essays, research notes and learning reflections exploring neuropsychology, neuroscience, biomedical engineering and the technologies shaping the future of brain health.
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Featured
Clinical practice led me to questions that psychology alone could not fully answer. This note explores why engineering, data and biological measurement became a natural extension of my work in brain health.
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Archive
A reflection on clinical interpretation, everyday functioning and the limits of reducing cognition to a single number.
Early notes on moving from clinical observation to biological measurement, physiological signals and engineering models.
Why accuracy is not enough when algorithms influence clinical decisions, patient understanding and professional responsibility.
A framework for thinking about usefulness, accessibility, validity and human relevance in medical technology.
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Editorial approach
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Writing helps transform broad interests into precise questions.
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Clinical experience, engineering and neuroscience become more useful when considered together.
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Notes create a visible record of learning, uncertainty and intellectual development.
Contact
I am open to conversations related to neuropsychology, neuroscience, biomedical engineering, medical technology and brain health research.
contact@carolinasanchezgirona.com