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Demographic changes and financial pressures are leading to radical changes in statutory provision of simple AT. (1) Retailers are increasingly offering

The Access to Communication and Technology (ACT) service is a specialist assessment service that has responsibility for provision of Electronic Assistive

You are here: Homepage / Programme Developing the AT Workforce; Needs and Training Requirements of Staff By Dr Gillian Ward

Many people with dementia live alone and can become socially isolated by a lack of visits from family who live a long way away. Technology already exists

Speech is perhaps the most fundamental means by which humans communicate and the loss of speech can have a severe effect on a person’s quality of life.

The challenge of producing sustainable and scalable telecare products and services goes way beyond the mere design and implementation of devices or services.

Disabled people may have difficulty accessing books and other paper materials as a consequence of, for example, visual impairment, blindness, dyslexia

You are here: Homepage / Programme Telecommunications in AT Assessment, Support and Training By Ms Juliann Bergin

Continence problems are seldom mentioned but they are extremely common in the adult population and prevalence increases with age.  Several studies have

This presentation aims to present a case study of the assistive technology intervention for a lady with locked-in syndrome during rehabilitation.