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The Assistive Technology Assessment Handbook, Second Edition, is an essential resource for rehabilitation professionals, occupational therapists, and specialists working with individuals with disabilities. This comprehensive guide combines theoretical foundations with practical assessment methodologies to help practitioners evaluate assistive technology (AT) needs effectively.
The handbook presents evidence-based frameworks developed by leading experts Stefano Federici and Marcia Scherer. It covers assessment strategies, outcome measurement, and implementation considerations across various disability populations. The second edition includes updated research, expanded case studies, and refined assessment tools to reflect current best practices in the field.
Designed for students and experienced professionals, this resource addresses the complex relationship between user characteristics, technology features, and environmental factors. It emphasizes person-centered approaches to AT assessment and selection, ensuring that recommendations align with individual goals and preferences. The handbook is part of the Rehabilitation Science in Practice Series and serves as a vital reference for improving AT outcomes.
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