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Designing and using assistive technology: the human perspective / |
Gray, David B.; Quatrano, Louis A.; Lieberman, M. L.
P.H. Brooks Pub. Co.,
Designing and using assistive technology: the human perspective /
Sect. V. Summary. Ch. 18. Conclusions: Moving to the Next Stage of Assistive Technology Development
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David B. Gray, Louis A. Quatrano and Morton L. Lieberman.

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1675523467295_52736024

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Foreword
Albert M. Cook
Sect. I. Concepts, Classifications, and Categories of Disabling Conditions and Assistive Technologies. Ch. 1. Models for Understanding Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology
Nancy A. Brooks.Ch. 2.Classification Systems, Environmental Factors, and Social Change: The Importance of Technology /Patrick Fougeyrollas and David B. Gray.Ch. 3.Personhood, Disablement, and Mobility Technology: Personal Control of Development /Steven A. Stiens.Ch. 4.The Spheres of Self-Fulfillment: A Multidimensional Approach to the Assessment of Assistive Technology Outcomes /Margaret G. Stineman
Sect. II. When Assistive Technology Is Used and When it Is Not. Ch. 5. Cultural and Environmental Barriers to Assistive Technology: Why Assistive Devices Don't Always Assist
George A. Covington.Ch. 6.Tools or Baggage? Alternative Meanings of Assistive Technology /Jean Cole Spencer.Ch. 7.The Impact of Assistive Technology on the Lives of People with Disabilities /Marcia J. Scherer.Ch. 8.From Hospital to Home: Individual Variations in Experience with Assistive Devices Among Older Adults /Laura N. Gitlin.Ch. 9.Achieving Effectiveness with a Client-Centered Approach: A Person-Environment Interaction /Carolyn M. Baum
Sect. III. Selecting, Designing, and Developing Assistive Technology for Use by People with Disabilities. Ch. 10. Incorporating Human Needs into Assistive Technology Design
Rory A. Cooper.Ch. 11.Engineering for People with Disabilities /Kenton R. Kaufman.Ch. 12.Enhancing Human Movement in the 21st Century: Internal to External Dimension /P. Hunter Peckham.Ch. 13.Problem Solving Through Rehabilitation Engineering /Peter W. Axelson.Ch. 14.The Relationship Between Ability Measures and Assistive Technology Selection, Design, and Use /Stephen Sprigle and Adam Abdelhamied
Sect. IV. Incorporating Assistive Technology into Child Development. Ch. 15. Locomotor Experience Facilitates Psychological Functioning: Implications for Assistive Mobility for Young Children
Rosanne Kermoian.Ch. 16.Pediatric Augmented Mobility /Jean Crosetto Deitz.Ch. 17.Designing a Transitional Powered Mobility Aid for Young Children with Physical Disabilities /Christine Wright-Ott
Sect. V. Summary. Ch. 18. Conclusions: Moving to the Next Stage of Assistive Technology Development
David B. Gray, Louis A. Quatrano and Morton L. Lieberman.
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