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A.T. Literature- Caregivers

  1. A Conceptual Framework of Outcomes for Caregivers of Assistive Technology Users
  2. A Passive Positioning Alarm Used by Persons With Dementia and Their Spouses: A Qualitative Intervention Study
  3. A Smart Floor Tile for Autonomous and Passive Physiological Monitoring: Preliminary Design and Results
  4. A User-Centred Design Process to Develop Technology to Improve Sleep Quality in Residential Care Homes
  5. AAC Strategies and Tools for Persons With Dementia
  6. Advice for New Chair-Users
  7. Affective Robotics for Assisting Elderly People
  8. Assistive Devices for Medical Rehabilitation and Activities of Daily Living: How do Rehabilitation Personnel Understand These Two Concepts?
  9. Assistive Technology For Children: A Guide to Family-Centered Services
  10. Assistive Technology Solution Targets Ability to Age in Place
  11. Assistive Technology to Bridge the Communication Gap
  12. Assistive Technology Use of Older American Indians in a Southeastern Tribe: The Native Elder Care Study
  13. AT EASE: Automated Technology for Elder Assessment, Safety, and Environmental Monitoring
  14. Automatic Toilet Paper Dispenser
  15. Autonomous Indoor Wayfinding for Individuals With Cognitive Impairments
  16. Awareness, Requirements and Barriers to Use of Assistive Technology Designed to Enable Independence of People Suffering From Dementia (ATD)
  17. Basics of Sling Selection and Use for Home Care Patient Lifting
  18. Can the Telephone-Using Abilities of People with Dementia be Promoted? An Evaluation of a Simple-to-Use Telephone
  19. Caregiver Involvement in the Use of Assistive Devices by Frail Older Persons
  20. Caregivers’ Requirements for In-Home Robotic Agent for Supporting Community-Living Elderly Subjects With Cognitive Impairment
  21. CareWatch: A Home Monitoring System for Use in Homes of Persons With Cognitive Impairment
  22. Cleaning Assistant
  23. Comfort Shoes With Embedded GPS to Keep Track of Alzheimer’s Patients
  24. Communication Vulnerable Patients in the Pediatric ICU: Enhancing Care Through Augmentative and Alternative Communication
  25. Comparison Between a Tilt-in-Space Wheelchair and a Manual Wheelchair Equipped With a New Rear Anti-Tip Device From the Perspective of the Caregiver
  26. Controlled Access Refrigerator
  27. Dementia Organisation Care
  28. Design Features of Portable Wheelchair Ramps and Their Implications for Curb and Vehicle Access
  29. Developing a Well-Being Monitoring System – Modeling & Data Analysis Techniques
  30. Development and Psychometric Properties of the Self-Efficacy Scale for Transfers for Caregivers of Children Requiring Transfer Assistance
  31. Device’s Design Targets Safe Transfers and Mobility
  32. Dual User Design Interface as Key to Adoption for Computationally Complex Assistive Technology
  33. Easy Things to Make...To Make Things Easy: Simple Do-It-Yourself Home Modifications for Older People and Others With Physical Limitations
  34. Effects of an Assistive Technology Intervention on Older Adults With Disabilities and Their Informal Caregivers: An Exploratory Randomized Controlled Trial
  35. e-Health Innovations: Internet-Base Caregiver Education and Support
  36. Electronic Undies to Help Incontinence
  37. Emergency Tracking System Aids the Autistic and Those With Alzheimer’s
  38. EthEl: Toward a Principled Ethical Eldercare Robot
  39. E-Wheelchair: A Communication System Based on IPv6 and NEMO
  40. Examination of New Environmental Control Applications
  41. Experts Design Soft, Strong Robot for Healthcare Facilities
  42. Family Caregivers' Conceptions of Usage of and Information on Products, Technology and Web-Based Services
  43. Family Impact of Assistive Technology Scale: Development of a Measurement Scale for Parents of Children with Complex Communication Needs
  44. Finding A Sense of Relief
  45. For The Afflicted, A Little Black Box to Jog Failing Memory
  46. Future Housing Now: The Next Generation Universal Home
  47. Get Up, Stand Up, Move: Dynamic Standing
  48. Healthcare Robot Gives Sponge Baths
  49. Hearing Aids: Expectations and Satisfaction of People With an Intellectual Disability, a Descriptive Pilot Study
  50. Height Adjusting Child Bath Seat
  51. Help for Young Learners: How to Choose AT?
  52. How Assistive Technology Use by Individuals With Disabilities Impacts Their Caregivers: A Systematic Review of the Research Evidence
  53. How Family Caregivers of Persons with Alzheimer's Disease Obtain Online Resources
  54. iLoc GPS Wristwatch Helps Caregivers Track Disabled Patients
  55. Impact of Assistive Technology on Family Caregivers of Children With Physical Disabilities: A Systematic Review
  56. Independence in Relation With Physical Characteristics of the Living Environment: An International Survey on Sheltered Housing for Persons With Intellectual Disabilities
  57. Independent Concepts Announces Jogger System Price Reduction
  58. Innovation of Health Care Provision: Observations Made During the Development of Two Care Products in the Netherlands
  59. Investigation of Teaching Staff Members’ and Parents’ Views on the Current State of Adaptive Seating Technology and Provision
  60. Involving Older People With Dementia and Their Carers in Designing Computer Based Support Systems: Some Methodological Considerations
  61. Let's Go Techno
  62. Lift Assist: A Device That Lifts a Child With Multiple Handicaps Out of Their Wheelchair to Aid Caregivers
  63. LifterMate: Moving Beyond the Hoyer-Style Portable Patient Lift
  64. Living Longer, Living Better
  65. Low Budget Commercial Development of a Transfer Aid: A Case Study
  66. Making Decisions About Assistive Technology With Infants and Toddlers
  67. Manual Wheelchair-Handling Skills by Caregivers Using New and Conventional Rear Anti-Tip Devices: a Randomized Controlled Trial
  68. Manual Wheelchair-Handling Skills of Caregivers: Effect of a Wheelchair Skills Training Program
  69. Medication Reminder Tool: A System to Remind Medical Staff of Medication Administration Time
  70. Medicine Reminder Device
  71. Mo What?
  72. Mobus, an Assistive Technology for Improving Autonomy in Schizophrenia: Pilot Study
  73. Modern Medical Introduces SuperLift
  74. Mountaintop Couple Create App to Help Autistic Children
  75. Multi-Modal Monitoring of the Aged in Their Own Homes
  76. Need a Lift?
  77. New "Smart" Homes for Dementia Sufferers
  78. Off-Road Wheelchair
  79. Options in PERS
  80. Park for Special Needs Children to Open in San Antonio
  81. Partnership Working: The Key to the AT-Technology Transfer Process of the ACTION Service (Assisting Carers Using Telematics Interventions to Meet Older People's Needs) in Sweden
  82. Patient Attendant Call
  83. Patient Lifts: Balancing Safety With Recovery
  84. Patient-Handling System
  85. Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Alarms May Induce Insecurity Feelings
  86. Personal Emergency Response Systems: The Future of In-Home Monitoring
  87. Pioneering the Granny Pod: Fairfax County Family Adapts to High-Tech Dwelling That Could Change Elder Care
  88. Portable Changing Table
  89. Pressure Ulcers: What You Should Know
  90. Providing Good Memory Cues for People With Episodic Memory Impairment
  91. Putting Margaux to Bed
  92. Recognizing Independent and Joint Activities Among Multiple Residents in Smart Environments
  93. Remote Monitoring and Adaptive Models for Caregiver Peace of Mind
  94. Requirements Gathering With Alzheimer's Patients and Caregivers
  95. Resource Guide: Children and Adolescents with Brain Injuries
  96. Responses to the Acquisition and Use of Power Mobility by Individuals Who Have Multiple Sclerosis and Their Families
  97. Rethinking Quality in the Context of Persons With Disability
  98. ROBOHELPER Robots Promise Relief for Caregivers
  99. Robotic Legs a Step in the Right Direction
  100. Roles of Assistive Devices for Home Care Staff in Sweden: A Qualitative Study
  101. Self Supported Patient Transfer Board
  102. Sensor Detects Emotions Through the Skin
  103. Service Robots in Elderly Care at Home: Users’ Needs and Perceptions as a Basis for Concept Development
  104. Sleep Sensor Hides Beneath the Mattress
  105. Sleeping Together
  106. Special Approaches for Safe Handling of Disabled Children in the Netherlands
  107. Successful Implementation of Ceiling-Mounted Lift Systems
  108. Take Two Cell Phones and Call Me in the Morning: A Glimpse into the Future of Health Care Technology
  109. Technologies Help Adult Children Monitor Aging Parents
  110. Technology and Long-Term Care (TLC): A Pilot Evaluation of Remote Monitoring of Elders
  111. Technology Opens New Doors - Literally
  112. The Benefits of Environmental Control Units in Everyday Life, View of Users and Helpers
  113. The Impact of an Application of Telerehabilitation Technology on Caregiver Burden
  114. The Impact of Switching on Family Caregivers of Children With Cerebral Palsy
  115. The Manual Wheelchair-Handling Skills of Caregivers and the Effect of Training
  116. The Personal Mobility and Manipulation Appliance (PerMMA): A Robotic Wheelchair With Advanced Mobility and Manipulation
  117. The Potential of Intelligent Technology as an Occupational Enabler
  118. The Potential of Technology to Ease the Care Provider's Burden
  119. The Reality of Working With New Technology: Staff Perceptions of an In-Room Monitoring System for Persons With Dementia
  120. The Robot in the Kitchen: The Cultural Politics of Care-Work and the Development of In-Home Assistive Technology
  121. The Role of Parents and Caregivers in Providing Safe Transportation for Occupants Seated in Wheelchairs
  122. The Technology for Monitoring Elderly Relatives
  123. Towards Co-Design With Users Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorders
  124. Transfer System Helps Travelers Get Back on the Road
  125. Twendy-One Ready to Lend a Robotic Helping Hand to the Elderly
  126. U. of I. Opens State-of-the-Art Dorm for Students With Disabilities
  127. Understanding Mobile Phone Requirements for Young Adults With Cognitive Disabilities
  128. Upright Device Targets Improved Transfer for Patients
  129. Usability Study of a Powered Lift for Wheelchair Users
  130. Usage of Support Services in Primary Lateral Sclerosis
  131. Use of Assistive Technology in Cognitive Rehabilitation: Exploratory Studies of the Opinions and Expectations of Healthcare Professionals and Potential Users
  132. Using a Touch Screen Computer to Support Relationships Between People With Dementia and Caregivers
  133. Using Everyday Technology to Compensate for Difficulties in Task Performance in Daily Life: Experiences in Persons With Acquired Brain Injury and Their Significant Others
  134. Using Technology to Promote Safe Patient Handling and Rehabilitation
  135. Using Unobtrusive Technology to Monitor Activities of Daily Living and Assess Functionality
  136. 'We Need to Be the Centrepiece': Adults With Cerebral Palsy and Complex Communication Needs Discuss the Roles and Needs of Family Carers in Hospital
  137. Wearable Gait Data Collection for Longitudinal Fall Analysis
  138. Wearable Systems Design Issues for the Elderly and Disabled
  139. Web Documentation for People with Special Needs
  140. Web Site Teaches Children About Noise, Hearing Loss, Safe Usage of Personal Audio Technology
  141. When Your Child is Technology Assisted: A Home Care Guide For Families
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