2003 International Conference on Aging, Disability, and Independence

Periodical Web Site:

http://icadi.phhp.ufl.edu/2003/proceedings.php

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Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technology for Successful Aging (RERC-Tech-Aging)

61 articles listed on AbleData

1. A Community-Based Program for Teaching Application of Technology
2. A Motivational Exercise Device for the Upper Extremities
3. A Quest for Better Kitchens for Older Women: The Universal Design Kitchen Project
4. A Smart Wheelchair With Machine Vision and Voice Control
5. Access to Print and Online Text for People With Low Vision
6. Accessing Information Technology as a Social Action Tool for Moving Out of the Nursing Home to the Community: A Participatory Action Research Project
7. Acquiring and Incorporating Low Vision Devices: How Older Adults Describe the Experience
8. Advertisements for Assistive Listening Devices: To Whom do They Appeal?
9. An Aware Home for Aging in Place
10. An Observatory for Frail Elderly Realized Through the Municipal Pharmacies Net
11. Assistive Environments for Elder Care
12. Assistive Technology (AT) Applications: Incorporating AT Devices and Services for the Aged Population Through a Fundamental Assessment Process
13. Assistive Technology to Bridge the Communication Gap
14. AT Training Provided by State Assistive Technology Projects
15. Barriers in Using the Computer by the Elderly Population
16. Care Coordination and Technology to Promote Independence Through Project L.A.M.P.
17. Circadian Rhythm in Demented and Non-Demented Nursing Home Inhabitants Measured by IST Vivago WristCare Activity Signal
18. Cognitive Robotics in the RoboCare Project
19. Creating the Living Environment: Give Consumers What They Want and the Rest Will Follow...
20. Demographic Differences in the Relationship Between Assistive Device Use and Cognition Among Home-Based Elderly
21. Design of a New Folding Shower-Commode Wheelchair for Elderly and Individuals With Spinal Cord Dysfunctions
22. Design Philosophies Applied in an Elder Home Monitoring System
23. Designing and Evaluating Technology for Independent Aging in the Home
24. Developing Capacity to Demonstrate Inexpensive Assistive Technology to the Aging Population
25. Disability, Depression, and Use of Optical and Adaptive Aids Among Older Adults With Age-Related Vision Loss
26. Effectiveness of Assistive Devices and Home Modifications in Increasing Independence for Black Frail Elders
27. Effectiveness of Assistive Technology and Environmental Intervention on Maintaining Independence at Home: A Randomized Trial
28. Etiquette and Effectiveness: How Should A Smart Device Interact?
29. Experiences With Smart Homes for Older People
30. Finding the Appropriate Assistive Solution: The SIVA Experience
31. Findings on the Use of Assistive Technology by the Aging With Disabilities
32. Form-alities! Creating Accessible Forms in the Workplace
33. Fourth Year Follow-Up of Assistive Devices Intervention Study Among Home-Based Frail Elderly: Changes in Functional Status and Device Use
34. Health Monitoring in an Agent-Based Smart Home
35. Impact of Computer Use on Attitude Toward High Technology Among Community-Dwelling Frail Elderly
36. Implementation of the State Assistive Technology Projects: A Multi-Case Study of Experimental Implementation
37. Improved Medication Management With Computerized Medication Dispensers
38. Information Technology Access for Elders With Cognitive Disabilities: Picture Planner Icon-Driven Activity Planning Software
39. Information Technology to Support Older People
40. Innovative Interactions With Older Users
41. Is Smart Home Fitted for Keeping Up the Life Style of the Golden Age?
42. Long Life Learning for Active Aging Through Gerontechnology
43. Older Persons' Perceptions of and Communication With a Companion Robot
44. Personal Health Systems for the Future
45. Predictors of the Use of Assistive Devices That Address Physical Impairments Among Community-Based Frail Elders
46. Psychological Aspects in the RoboCare Project: Laypeople's View of Domestic Robots
47. Remote Monitoring and Adaptive Models for Caregiver Peace of Mind
48. Robotics and Disabilities
49. Study of Input Strategies for Handheld Devices Among the Elderly
50. The Communication Assistant
51. The Convergence of Mainstream and Assistive Technologies to Provide a Single Interface for Elders Who Have Lost Their Vision
52. The Etcher Sketcher: A Microprocessor Controlled Etch-A-Sketch
53. The Impact of Information Technology on Older Chinese: A Preliminary Study
54. The Reality of Working With New Technology: Staff Perceptions of an In-Room Monitoring System for Persons With Dementia
55. The WalkAbout: A New Solution for Falls in the Elderly and Disabled
56. 'Try it, You Can Do it'- Assistive Technology (AT) Demonstration Apartment
57. Using Participatory Action Research to Effect Systems Change in Accessing Assistive Technology: The AT Alternative Financing Author Information
58. Using Unobtrusive Technology to Monitor Activities of Daily Living and Assess Functionality
59. Wearable Gait Data Collection for Longitudinal Fall Analysis
60. Wearable Systems Design Issues for the Elderly and Disabled
61. Working With Elders and Their Caregivers to Research and Develop Responsive ICT Support Services

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