Eye-gaze control technology for children, adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy with significant physical disability: Findings from a systematic review

Bridging the gap from values to actions: a family systems framework for family-centered AAC services

(2017) Kelsey Mandak et al.   Augmentative and Alternative Communication

Gaze-based assistive technology in daily activities in children with severe physical impairments–An intervention study

(2016) Maria Borgestig et al.   Developmental Neurorehabilitation

Prevalence of people who could benefit from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in the UK: determining the need

(2016) Sarah Creer et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION DISORDERS

Enhancing social participation in young people with communication disabilities living in rural Australia: outcomes of a home-based intervention for using social media

(2015) Parimala Raghavendra et al.   DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION

Effects of Communication Partner Instruction on the Communication of Individuals using AAC: A Meta-Analysis

(2015) Jennifer Kent-Walsh et al.   Augmentative and Alternative Communication

Trends in Communicative Access Solutions for Children With Cerebral Palsy

(2014) Andrew Myrden et al.   JOURNAL OF CHILD NEUROLOGY

An Eye-Tracking Assistive Device Improves the Quality of Life for ALS Patients and Reduces the Caregivers’ Burden

(2014) Chi-Shin Hwang et al.   JOURNAL OF MOTOR BEHAVIOR

Clinical Prognostic Messages From a Systematic Review on Cerebral Palsy

(2012) I. Novak et al.   PEDIATRICS

Family Impact of Assistive Technology Scale: Development of a Measurement Scale for Parents of Children with Complex Communication Needs

(2012) Elizabeth Delarosa et al.   Augmentative and Alternative Communication

Teaching Educational Assistants to Facilitate the Multisymbol Message Productions of Young Students Who Require Augmentative and Alternative Communication

(2010) Cathy Binger et al.   AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY

Understanding users and their needs

(2009) Mick Donegan et al.   Universal Access in the Information Society