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A.T. Literature- Assistive Technology Assessment System

  1. A Case Study Comparing Activity and Participation Measurement in Two Subjects
  2. A Case Study Examination of the Impact of Lawsuits on Website Accessibility
  3. A Decision Support System for Remote Wheelchair Selection in Telerehabilitation
  4. A Head Controlled Powered Wheelchair Using Gyro-Sensors
  5. A Quality-of-Life Scale for Assistive Technology: Results of a Pilot Study of Aging and Technology
  6. A Socioeconomic Model For Evaluation of Postal and Telecommunication Services for Disabled Persons
  7. A Systematic Review of Wheelchair Skills Tests for Manual Wheelchair Users With a Spinal Cord Injury: Towards a Standardized Outcome Measure
  8. A Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Analyzing Accessibility of the Built Environment: A Field Evaluation
  9. AAC and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: A Literature Review and Aspects of Quality of Life and Service Delivery
  10. Accessibility Analysis: Researchers Evaluate Products’ Usability for People With Disabilities and Recommend Design Improvements
  11. Accessible Cell Phone Design: Development and Application of a Needs Analysis Framework
  12. Achieving Success: Taking a New Look at AAC Assessment
  13. Adaptation of a Seated Postural Control Measure for Adult Wheelchair Users
  14. An Evaluation of the Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices Scale
  15. Apple May Integrate Next iPhone With Hearing Aids
  16. Application of Self-Report and Performance-Based Outcome Measures to Determine Functional Differences Between Four Categories of Prosthetic Feet
  17. Assessment of Alternate Access: An On-Line, Real-Time Measurement System for Objective Data Collection, Recording, and Reporting
  18. Assessment of Driving Skills Using Virtual Reality: Comparative Survey on Experts and Unskilled Users of Electric Wheelchairs
  19. Assessment of the ISO Impact Damping Test for Wheelchair Cushions
  20. Assistive Technologies and Other Supports for People With Brain Impairment
  21. Assistive Technology Assessment: Are Our Assessment Strategies Providing the Needed Information?
  22. Assistive Technology Consideration Tools
  23. Automated Data Collection of Microswitch Use With Persons With Severe Multiple Impairments
  24. Building and Utilizing an AAC Evaluation Toolkit and Process
  25. Can Static Interface Pressure Mapping Be Used to Rank Pressure-Redistributing Cushions for Active Wheelchair Users?
  26. Children’s Satisfaction With Assistive Technology Solutions for Schoolwork Using the QUEST 2.1: Children’s Version
  27. Choosing Assistive Devices
  28. Compact and Portable Digitally Controlled Device for Testing Footwear Materials: Technical Note
  29. Conceptual Issues in the Measurement of Participation Among Wheeled Mobility Device Users
  30. Conducting Complete AAC and Computer Access Evaluations
  31. Consequential Validity of an Assistive Technology Supplement for the School Function Assessment
  32. Contextual and Personal Factors of Learning and Applying Knowledge for Students That Uses AD for Learning ICTs
  33. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Assistive Technology to Support Independence for People With Dementia - Part 2: Results From Employing the ENABLE Cost-Benefit Model in Practice
  34. Cost-Benefit Analysis of Assistive Technology to Support Independence for People With Dementia - Part I: Development of a Methodological Apporach to the ENABLE Cost-Benefit Analysis
  35. Could Mobility Performance Measures Be Used to Evaluate Wheelchair Skills?
  36. Current Experiences With the Prosthetic Upper Extremity Functional Index in Follow-Up of Children With Upper Limb Reduction Deficiency
  37. Design and Manufacture of a Wheelchair Treadmill
  38. Design of a Test Method to Evaluate the Forward Facing Wheelchair Containment and Occupant Retention System Subjected to Low G Accelerations
  39. Development and Content Validation of the Wheelchair Use Confidence Scale: A Mixed-Methods Study
  40. Development and Validation of a Computer Crash Simulation Model of an Occupied Adult Manual Wheelchair Subjected to a Frontal Impact
  41. Development and Validation of a Frontal Impact 6-Year-Old Occupant and Wheelchair Computer Model
  42. Development of a Community Mobility Skills Course for Persons Who Use Mobility Devices
  43. Development of a Functional Assessment Measure for Manual Wheelchair Users
  44. Development of a Pendulum Impact Tester to Evaluate Wheelchair Caster Crashworthiness
  45. Development of a Remote Accessibility System Through Three-Dimensional Reconstruction Technology
  46. Development of a Scale to Measure the Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices: Lessons Learned and the Road Ahead
  47. Development of an Instrument for Assessment of Mobility-Related Participation Outcomes: The NOMO 1.0
  48. Development of an Obstacle Course Assessment of Wheelchair User Performance (OCAWUP): A Content Validity Study
  49. Development of Quality of Use Monitor for Upper Extremity Prostheses
  50. Development of Valid and Reliable Measures of Postural Stability
  51. Dynamic Stiffness and Transmissibility of Commercially Available Wheelchair Cushions Using a Laboratory Test Method
  52. Effect of Universal Docking Interface Geometry Placement on Wheelchair and Occupant Kinematics
  53. Employment Access
  54. Envirograms: Bringing Greater Utility to Datalogging
  55. Establishing Best Practice in Seating Assessment for Children With Physical Disabilities Using Qualitative Methodologies
  56. Evaluating the Clinical Utility of the PIADS with Computer-Based Assistive Technology Devices Users
  57. Evaluation of an Adaptive Row/Column Scanning System
  58. Experiences Using a Heuristic Evaluation Tool on AAC Software Interfaces
  59. Factors Impacting Consumers' Assistive Technology Device (ATD) Selection
  60. Factors That Predict the Post-Discharge Use of Recommended Assistive Technology
  61. Free Software for Measuring Single Switch Use Performance
  62. Function and Impact of Electronic Aids to Daily Living for Experienced Users
  63. Gathering and Applying Evidence in Computer Access Services
  64. Guidance for Assistive Technologies in Education and the Workplace Advancing Young People With Disabilities: Opening Doors for Young People With Disabilities
  65. Health Economic and Process Evaluation of AT Interventions for Persons With Dementia and Their Relatives: A Suggested Assessment Model
  66. Help for Young Learners: How to Choose AT?
  67. Helping the Deaf Hear Music
  68. Humanoid Agent Technology and its Applications
  69. Impact of Electronic Aids to Daily Living on the Lives of Persons With Cervical Spinal Cord Injuries
  70. Influence of Wheelchair Front Caster Wheel on Reverse Directional Stability
  71. Investigating Changes in Physical Effort When Operating Aids That Scan at Inappropriate Scan Delays
  72. KWAZO, A New Instrument to Assess the Quality of Service Delivery in Assistive Technology Provision
  73. Manual Wheelchair Skills: Objective Testing Versus Subjective Questionnaire
  74. Measurement of Muscle Stiffness Using Robotic Assisted Gait Orthosis in Children With Cerebral Palsy: A Proof of Concept
  75. Measuring Effectiveness of and Satisfaction With Assistive Devices From a User Perspective: An Exploration of the Literature
  76. Measuring Technology Self Efficacy: Reliability and Construct Validity of a Modified Computer Self Efficacy Scale in a Clinical Rehabilitation Setting
  77. Measuring Usability of Assistive Technology From a Multicontextual Perspective: The Case of Power Wheelchairs
  78. Methodological Framework to Set Up Educational and Therapy Sessions With Robotic Technology: The IROMEC Proposal
  79. Methodology for User and User’s Life Centered Clinical Evaluation of Assistive Technology (ULCEAT): Evaluation With Prototype Roboticbed(R)
  80. Now Available: New Digital Instrument Testing Suite for the Verifit
  81. On Modelling Assistive Technology Systems - Part I: Modelling Framework
  82. Patient Satisfaction With Telerehabilitation Assessments for Wheeled Mobility and Seating
  83. Pelvic Positioning Evaluation for Wheelchair Selection: A Comparison Between in Person and Video Conferencing
  84. Predicting Equipment Needs of Children With Cerebral Palsy Using the Gross Motor Function Classification System: A Cross-Sectional Study
  85. Predictors of Assistive Technology Use: The Importance of Personal and Psychosocial Factors
  86. Preliminary Test-Retest Reliability of the Wheelchair Seating Discomfort Assessment Tool (WCS-DAT)
  87. Product Feature: The CIRCUIT Evaluation Process
  88. Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties: Assessment and Intervention
  89. Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices Scale (PIADS)
  90. Psychosocial Impact of Electronic Aids to Daily Living
  91. Psychosocial Impact of Hearing Aids: Hearing Specific and Generic Measures
  92. Psychosocial Outcomes of Hearing Aids
  93. Quality Indicators in Action
  94. Quantitative Evaluation and Analysis of Influences of Floor Conditions and Position of Rear Wheels on Maneuvering the Manual Wheelchair
  95. Relationship of Personal Factors and Subjective Well Being to the Use of Assistive Technology Devices
  96. Reliability and Validity of Compass Software for Access Assessment
  97. Reliability and Validity of the Dutch Version of QUEST 2.0 With Users of Various Types of Assistive Devices
  98. Reliability and Validity of the Power-Mobility Community Driving Assessment
  99. Reliability of the ISO Wheelchair Cushion Test for Loaded Contour Depth
  100. Reliability of the Performance and Safety Scores of the Wheelchair Skills Test Version 4.1 for Manual Wheelchair Users
  101. Reliability, Validity, and Applicability of the Quebec User Evaluation of Satisfaction With Assistive Technology (QUEST 2.0) for Adults with Multiple Sclerosis
  102. Research and Practice: Measuring Assistive Technology Outcomes in Mathematics
  103. Selecting an Anthropomorphic Test Device for Low Acceleration Wheelchair Transportation Testing
  104. Simulation System for Powered Wheelchairs: Evaluation of Driving Skills Using Virtual Reality
  105. Switch Performance Measurement Software
  106. Take-Off Strategies Used to Initiate Wheelchair Wheelies: A Kinematic Verification
  107. Techniques to Measure Rigidity of Ankle-Foot Orthosis: A Review
  108. Technology and Special Education: Bridging the Most Recent Digital Divide
  109. Telerehabilitation Assessment Using the Functioning Everyday With a Wheelchair-Capacity Instrument
  110. Test-Retest Reliability of the Functional Mobility Assessment (FMA): A Pilot Study
  111. The Adaptation and Calibration of the SMARTHUB for Measuring Ground Reaction Forces on Manual Wheelchairs
  112. The Art and State of the Art of Hearing Aid Fitting
  113. The Development of an Indoor Mobility Course for the Evaluation of Electronic Mobility Aids for Persons Who Are Visually Impaired
  114. The Effect of Wheelchair Use on the Quality of Life of Persons with Multiple Sclerosis
  115. The Effects of Mobility Devices on the Participation and Environments of People With Disabilities - the Consumer's Perspective
  116. The Effects of Wheelchair-Seating Stiffness and Energy Absorption on Occupant Frontal Impact Kinematics and Submarining Risk Using Computer Simulation
  117. The Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices Scale (PIADS): Translation and Psychometric Evaluation of a Chinese (Taiwanese) Version
  118. The Quest for the Perfect Lightweight Wheelchair: Ultralight Rigid Frame Wheelchair Specification Strategies for Success
  119. The Role of Virtual Reality Technology in the Assessment and Training of Inexperienced Powered Wheelchair Users
  120. The Stability of Impact of Assistive Devices
  121. The Universal Design for Play Tool: Establishing Validity and Reliability
  122. The Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Accessibility of the Built Environment: Feasibility Test of Multimedia Decision Supporting System, IP Camera, and Coded Targets
  123. The Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Analyzing Accessibility of the Physical Environment: A Comparison of Camera Systems
  124. The Wheelchair Circuit: Construct Validity and Responsiveness of a Test to Assess Manual Wheelchair Mobility in Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  125. The Wheelchair Skills Test, Version 2.4: Validity of an Algorithm-Based Questionnaire Version
  126. Translation, Cross-Cultural Adaptation, and Content Validation of the Quest
  127. Usage Log Analysis to Support Prescription of a Switch-Activated Wheelchair Controller
  128. Use of a Team-Based Approach to Assistive Technology Assessment and Planning for Children with Multiple Disabilities: A Pilot Study
  129. Use of GPS and Sensor-Based Instrumentation as a Supplement to Self-Report in Studies of Activity and Participation
  130. Use of Weight-Bearing MRI for Evaluating Wheelchair Cushions Based on Internal Soft-Tissue Deformations Under Ischial Tuberosities
  131. User-Centered Design of Software for Assessing Computer Usage Skills
  132. Using Miniature Data Loggers to Characterize Electric Powered Wheelchair Performance
  133. Using Songs I Sing at Preschool as an Assessment & Training Tool
  134. Validity Evidence for a Modified Version of the Orthotics and Prosthetics Users' Survey
  135. Validity of a Method to Quantify Transtibial Amputees’ Free-Living Prosthetic Wearing Times and Physical Activity Levels When Using Suction Suspension Sockets
  136. Wheelchair and Occupant Kinematics During "Low-G" Turning and Braking
  137. Wheelchair Caster Loading During Frontal Impact
  138. Wheeled Mobility for People With MS: Environmental and Lifestyle Considerations
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