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SwissNeuroRehab/NeuroRehab4EU: Questionario sulle esigenze formative nel campo della neuroriabilitazione
Nell’ambito del progetto europeo NeuroRehab4EU e del progetto svizzero SwissNeuroRehab, vi invitiamo a partecipare a un sondaggio online volto ad analizzare l’offerta attuale e le esigenze future nel campo della formazione in neuroriabilitazione in Svizzera.
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- Durata del questionario: circa 10 minuti
Assistive technology and dementia care in occupational therapy practice: A cross-sectional study
This survey is part of a research study on occupational therapy practice with people with dementia. It aims to learn about the assistive technologies and strategies used by occupational therapists. Participation is entirely voluntary; you may skip any question or withdraw at any time without any penalty. All responses are confidential and anonymous. No personal identifying information will be collected, and results will be reported only in aggregate.
Link of the survey: https://forms.gle/1A7evitW5JsPcgKa9
If you have any questions about this survey, please contact the principal investigator: fahad.manee@ku.edu.kw
Dr. Fahad Manee, Associate Professor, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Kuwait University
RETHINK project at Bern University of Applied Sciences
As part of the RETHINK project at Bern University of Applied Sciences, we are investigating the needs of people with upper-limb impairments regarding assistive technologies.
We are currently conducting a survey to systematically assess everyday needs, independent of diagnosis, e.g. in people with ALS, MS, SCI, stroke, CP, muscular dystrophy, amputation, rheumatic diseases, osteoarthritis, or age-related impairments, etc. In a next step, these needs will be linked to existing assistive technologies to support people with impairments, relatives, and professionals in finding suitable solutions.
Thank you very much for your support.
Kind regards,
RETHINK Project Team from Bern University of Applied Sciences, Department of Health as well as Department of Engineering and Computer Science