Introduction to Disabled Adults

The objective of this observational study was to provide data on non-disabled adults' performance with ETCD regarding (a) range of eye-typing ability in terms of speed and errors for different age groups and (b) relationship between ETCD performance and bimanual writing with a conventional PC keyboard and (c) to suggest a method for a correct implementation of ETCD for AAC.

We then test our approach with two disabled adults who leverage assistive devices on a daily basis.

In this study we investigated whether a mechanical constraint of knee flexion in non-disabled adults would lead to compensatory strategies.

Out of 32 non-disabled adults, we identified three distinct sub-groups: (Low Performer/Non-Learner (LP, N = 9), Moderate Performer (MP, N = 12) and High Performer (HP, N = 11)).

It has been developed to compare the favorization vs devaluation tendency towards non-disabled and disabled adults.

Informal caregivers provide valuable care for ill or disabled adults.

Average strides per day, stratified by Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS), were compared with nondisabled adults ages 30-39 years utilizing Welch's t-tests with Bonferroni corrections.

The features and functionalities that make technology accessible to disabled adults are operationalised in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which are incorporated into laws and policies around the world.

Chronic stroke survivors showed significantly slower, jerkier, and more feedback-dependent arm reaches and significantly more compensatory trunk movements than non-disabled adults.

Cureton proposes that treating disabled adults like children typically involves miscategorizing their “station” of being competent adult decision makers.

The effects of an intervention, namely technology assisted therapy for SA (TTSA), were examined on the SA, challenging behavior, psychosocial functioning, and quality of life (QOL) experienced by moderate to mild intellectually and visually disabled adults.

For example, in physically disabled adults, higher education was related to higher odds of hemorrhoids (p < 0.

, brushing, dog walking, delivering pet food and supplies) to low-income pet owners ages 60 and older and disabled adults.

Previous studies found that people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) demonstrated greater context-dependency than nondisabled adults.

These day services provide an integral outlet of meaningful activities for disabled adults whose current needs impact on their employment.

This paper provides an overview of the labour supply disincentive and the insurance effect of public disability insurance (DI) programmes targeted to permanently disabled adults.

This paper provides an overview of the labour supply disincentive and the insurance effect of public disability insurance (DI) programmes targeted to permanently disabled adults.

ResultsValidation of the control method on 15 non-disabled adults performing sit-to-stand motions shows that muscle effort and joint torques are similar in the conditions with dynamically compensated exoskeleton and without exoskeleton.

At Semmelweis University, in the Oral and Maxillofacial Department, 1717 mentally disabled adults received dental care during the past five years.

At Semmelweis University, in the Oral and Maxillofacial Department, 1717 mentally disabled adults received dental care during the past five years.

Understanding the changes induced by body weight support (BWS) systems when non-disabled adults walk can help develop appropriate rehabilitation protocols.

Administration for Community Living to develop and evaluate an intervention to prevent self-neglect in older and/or disabled adults.

The prime purpose of the study was to assess the quality of life of physically disabled adults attending at rehabilitation center in Dhaka city, Bangladesh and to determine the relationship of the type of disability, educational level and relationship with the family with quality of life.

In England, disabled adults have been able to directly employ people to meet their care or support needs for a number of years, little is known about the employment conditions of people who are directly employed.

Fundamental frequency characteristics of mild and moderate intellectual disabled adults’ speech The purpose of this study was to analyse the fundamental frequency characteristics of mild and moderate intellectual disabled adults’ speech.

Methods Twenty non-disabled adults performed the Pasta Box Task and the Cup Transfer Task.

Background Family caregivers of seniors and disabled adults frequently bear the responsibility of aiding in instrumental activities of daily living and locating resources, often while raising their own families.

BACKGROUND Adults with disabilities demonstrate a higher suicide risk than the general population; however, the association between mental illness and death by suicide among disabled adults remains relatively unknown.

METHODS Twenty non-disabled adults performed the previously developed Pasta Box Task and Cup Transfer Task.

Methods Twenty non-disabled adults performed the Pasta Box Task and the Cup Transfer Task.

Ten non-disabled adults and eight adults with a severe motor disability participated in an experiment to evaluate the proposed HCI solution.

The model describes an academic‐community based partnership that integrates student learning into the delivery of a wellness program provided on‐site to adults residing in apartment buildings designated for low‐income and disabled adults.

This research aimed to characterize the effects of urban planning interventions on the health goals among older disabled adults experiencing houselessness.

Methods: Nondisabled adults were recruited on a university campus.

Among non-blind and non-disabled adults, we find that a 25% (or $10) increase in Medicaid fees for primary care is associated with approximately a 5% of a standard deviation increase in the number of primary care visits.