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A.T. Literature- Shoes

  1. ‘Choosing Shoes’: A Preliminary Study Into the Challenges Facing Clinicians in Assessing Footwear for Rheumatoid Patients
  2. ALS Patients’ Self-Reported Satisfaction With AssistiveTechnology
  3. Assistive Walking Devices in Nonambulant Patients Undergoing Rehabilitation After Stroke: The Effects on Functional Mobility, Walking Impairments, and Patients' Opinion
  4. Comfort Shoes With Embedded GPS to Keep Track of Alzheimer’s Patients
  5. Comparison of Ankle and Subtalar Joint Complex Range of Motion During Barefoot Walking and Walking in Masai Barefoot Technology Sandals
  6. ForceShoes Enable Extremely Precise Tracking of How Their Wearer Walks
  7. GirGet Janbaz Shoe: A New Specific Shoe for Patients With Upper Limb Impairments
  8. GPS Shoe to Track Alzheimer's Patients
  9. Haptic Shoe Could Replace the White Cane
  10. How to Have "The Look"
  11. Keep Track of Your Children With Squeaky Shoes
  12. Long-Term Use of Custom-Made Orthopedic Shoes: 1.5-Year Follow-Up Study
  13. Predictors of Adherence to a Multifaceted Podiatry Intervention for the Prevention of Falls in Older People
  14. Reduction of Peak Plantar Pressure in People With Diabetes-Related Peripheral Neuropathy: An Evaluation of the DH Pressure Relief Shoe
  15. Smart Shoe: An Electronic Insole Catches Imbalance Early
  16. Students’ Pill Pal, HugGloves to Assist the Elderly
  17. Taking Steps to Prevent Falling Head Over Heels
  18. The Live Well Collaborative: A New Model for Universities and Companies to Work Together to Meet the Needs of 50+ Consumers
  19. Use and Usability of Custom-Made Orthopedic Shoes
  20. Use of Orthopedic Shoes in Patients With Degenerative Disorders of the Foot
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