Principles for fostering the transdisciplinary development of assistive technologies.

Developing useful and usable assistive technologies often presents complex (or “wicked”) challenges that require input from multiple disciplines and sectors. Transdisciplinary collaboration can enable holistic understanding of challenges that may lead to innovative, impactful and transformative solu...

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Publicado en:Disability & Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology Vol. 12; no. 5; pp. 480 - 491
Autores principales: Boger, Jennifer, Jackson, Piper, Mulvenna, Maurice, Sixsmith, Judith, Sixsmith, Andrew, Mihailidis, Alex, Kontos, Pia, Miller Polgar, Janice, Grigorovich, Alisa, Martin, Suzanne
Formato: pictorial research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jul2017
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          Boger, Jennifer
          Jackson, Piper
          Mulvenna, Maurice
          Sixsmith, Judith
          Sixsmith, Andrew
          Mihailidis, Alex
          Kontos, Pia
          Miller Polgar, Janice
          Grigorovich, Alisa
          Martin, Suzanne
        affil: Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Toronto, ON, Canada
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          Dementia, Senile
          Assistive Technology
          Multidisciplinary Care Team
          Assistive Technology Devices
          Human
          Post Hoc Analysis
          Activities of Daily Living
          Aged
          Aged: 65+ years
      ab: Developing useful and usable assistive technologies often presents complex (or “wicked”) challenges that require input from multiple disciplines and sectors. Transdisciplinary collaboration can enable holistic understanding of challenges that may lead to innovative, impactful and transformative solutions. This paper presents generalised principles that are intended to foster transdisciplinary assistive technology development. The paper introduces the area of assistive technology design before discussing general aspects of transdisciplinary collaboration followed by an overview of relevant concepts, including approaches, methodologies and frameworks for conducting and evaluating transdisciplinary working and assistive technology design. The principles for transdisciplinary development of assistive technologies are presented and appliedpost hocto the COACH project, an ambient-assisted living technology for guiding completion of activities of daily living by older adults with dementia as an illustrative example. Future work includes the refinement and validation of these principles through their application to real-world transdisciplinary assistive technology projects.Implications for rehabilitationTransdisciplinarity encourages a focus on real world ‘wicked’ problems.A transdisciplinary approach involves transcending disciplinary boundaries and collaborating with interprofessional and community partners (including the technology's intended users) on a shared problem.Transdisciplinarity fosters new ways of thinking about and doing research, development, and implementation, expanding the scope, applicability, and commercial viability of assistive technologies.
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