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Measuring met and unmet assistive technology needs at the national level: Comparing national database collection tools across eight case countries
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Measuring met and unmet assistive technology needs at the national level: Comparing national database collection tools across eight case countries

Emma M Smith, Linamara Rizzo Battistella, Silvana Contepomi, Rosie J Gowran, Padmaja Kankipati, Natasha Layton, Rachael MacDonald, Cecilia Nleya, Vinicus Delgado Ramos, Adriana Rios Rincon, …
Proceedings of the GReAT Consultation 2019, Vol.1, pp.24-35
GReAT Consultation 2019 (Geneva, Switzerland, 22-Aug-2019–23-Aug-2019)
World Health Organization
2019
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Public Health and Health Services Clinical Sciences assistive technology epidemiology database census data collection
The development and implementation of assistive technology policy that meets the needs of citizens is dependent on accurate data collection and reporting of assistive technology use and unmet needs on a national level. This study reviews the methodology from instruments intended to capture national statistics on assistive technology use across eight case countries from varying regions and income levels. Recommendations are provided, which highlight the need for mandatory, census level data collection according to international standards for data collection in the areas of disability and assistive technology.

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