Date Presented 04/13/21

Use of mainstream smart home technology (MSHT) as assistive technology (AT) is a potential, cost-effective intervention to increase independence and quality of life for persons with disabilities. This presentation provides results of a qualitative research study that will be used to guide the development of provision of MSHT as AT in a comprehensive service delivery model. To date, 15 professionals have participated in focus groups providing perspectives to guide the development of the model.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lindsey L. Morris

Additional Authors and Speakers: Angela Shierk, Arianne Joy V. Alfonso

Contributing Authors: Mauricio R. Delgado, Paul Yeatts

Keywords:
disabled persons, self-help devices, technology
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