Introduction Age‐related macular degeneration (AMD) is the most common cause of
irreversible visual impairment in the United Kingdom. It has a wide‐ranging detrimental …

Purpose To conduct a systematic review on the impacts of using mechanical assistive
devices on function, performance in activities and participation of persons with upper …

Abstract Background: Mobility assistive devices (MADs) provide support to older adults to
improve their quality of life; however, research shows that as many as 75% of older adults …

Background Mobile health (mHealth) implementation is crucial for developing sustainable
healthcare systems, but it faces the challenge of user acceptance. Extending traditional …

Purpose Neurorehabilitation technologies are a novel approach to providing rehabilitation
for patients with neurological conditions. There is a need to explore patient experiences …

Purpose To investigate the psychometric properties of the MOSE-Benin, a French-language
version of the Measure of Stroke Environment (MOSE) for Sub-Saharan Africa. Materials and …

Background Executive function, including prospective memory, initiating, planning, and
sequencing everyday activities, is frequently affected by acquired brain injury (ABI) …

Background: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that primarily affects young adults
and causes disability by impairing the central nervous system. Gait impairments are …

The purpose of this dissertation study was to examine the psychosocial impact of assistive
technology (AT) on veterans with disabilities in higher education. A current problem is that …

Background: It is widely recognized that technologies have the potential to contribute to high-
quality long-term care for older people at home. Evidence from past RCTs partly confirms the …