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InfoUse and Research Triangle Institute have designed and implemented a Web-based reporting system to collect data from the AT State Projects for NIDRR.
InfoUse is developing a Chartbook on Assistive Technology that presents national data on who needs and who uses AT. Current papers are included here.
"Use of Assistive Technology: Findings from National Surveys"
Slides from a presentation at California State University, Northridge, showing findings from national surveys on AT. Charts and other data will be incorporated into the Chartbook on Assistive Technology.
InfoUse is creating estimates for each state on how many people need and how many people use assistive technology. Relevant papers are presented here.
"State-level Estimates: A Tool for Eliminating Disparities in Access to Assistive Technology."
Lita Jans, AT Project Director, presented this paper at the meeting of the American Public Health Association in November, 2000. The paper presents preliminary estimates for 10 states.
InfoUse and the Institute for Matching Person and Technology conducted a nationwide survey of programs that offer training in assistive technology for formal credit. In developing the survey, we worked closely with the following working group of experts in the field of AT training:
A report on the survey results was presented at the RESNA conference in June 2002. It focused on exemplary practices in AT training.
InfoUse is conducting research on employment related assistive technology. Current papers are presented here.
"Mobility, Work & Assistive Technology"
This paper, presented at the meeting of the American Public Heath Association in October 2001, describes the results of a study of assistive technology and employment among people with mobility limitations, using data from the National Health Interview Survey.
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