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The book 'Everyday Technologies in Healthcare' explores the use of accessible technology to enhance health and rehabilitation outcomes for patients. It compiles research from various practitioners and scholars, providing empirical insights and methodological guidance relevant to health disciplines. The text aims to foster discussions on the impact of everyday technology in healthcare, emphasizing its role throughout the life cycle.

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Rehabilitation Science in Practice Series
Marcia J. Scherer
Institute for Matching Person & Technology, Webster, New York, USA
Dave J. Muller
University of Suffolk, United Kingdom

Everyday Technology in Healthcare


Christopher M. Hayre, Dave J. Muller, and Marcia Scherer
Enhancing Healthcare and Rehabilitation: The Impact
of Qualitative Research
Christopher M. Hayre and Dave Muller
Neurological Rehabilitation: Spasticity and Contractures
in Clinical Practice and Research
Anand D. Pandyan, Hermie J. Hermens, and Bernard A. Conway
Quality of Life Technology Handbook
Richard Schulz
Computer Systems Experiences of Users with and
Without Disabilities: An Evaluation Guide for Professionals
Simone Borsci, Masaaki Kurosu, Stefano Federici, and Maria Laura Mele
Assistive Technology Assessment Handbook - 2nd Edition
Stefano Federici and Marcia Scherer
Ambient Assisted Living
Nuno M. Garcia, Joel Jose P.C. Rodrigues

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Everyday Technologies
in Healthcare

Edited by
Dr Christopher M. Hayre
Assistant Professor: Medical Imaging
Visiting Senior Fellow: School of Health Sciences,
­University of Suffolk, ­United K
­ ingdom
&
Professor Dave J. Muller
Visiting Professor of Rehabilitation Psychology,
­University of Suffolk, United Kingdom
&
Editor-in-Chief: Disability and Rehabilitation Journal.
Professor Marcia J. Scherer
President of the Institute for Matching Person and Technology
Editor-in-Chief: Disability & Rehabilitation:
­Assistive ­Technology, United States
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Scherer, Marcia J. (Marcia Joslyn), 1948- editor.
Title: Everyday technology in healthcare / edited by Dr. Christopher M.
Hayre, Professor Dave J. Muller, Professor Marcia J. Scherer.
Description: Boca Raton : Taylor & Francis, 2019. |
Includes bibliographical references.
Identifiers: LCCN 2019010548| ISBN 9781138491700 (hardback : alk. paper) |
ISBN 9781351032186 (ebook)
Subjects: | MESH: Biomedical Enhancement | Communication Aids for Disabled |
Rehabilitation Research | Self-Help Devices | Disabled Persons—rehabilitation
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Dr Christopher M. Hayre would like to dedicate this book to his wife Charlotte

for her ongoing support and commitment. He would also like to dedicate this

book to his daughters Ayva, and the twins, Evelynn and Ellena. Love to all.

Professor Dave J. Muller would like to dedicate this to his extended family

with love, Pam, Emily, Lucy, Tasha, Harlie, Toby, Edie, Kaya and Freya.

Professor Marcia J. Scherer would like to dedicate this to her husband

and colleagues from whom she continues to learn so much. Further, she

dedicates this to the users and providers of today and tomorrow in their

quest to employ technologies wisely and in ways that add quality to life.

Collectively the editors congratulate one another for completing

a worthwhile and enjoyable collaborative project.


Contents

Preface.......................................................................................................................xi
Acknowledgements............................................................................................. xiii
Editors......................................................................................................................xv
Contributors......................................................................................................... xvii

Section 1 Introductory Perspective

1. Everyday Technology in Healthcare: An Introduction............................3


Christopher M. Hayre, Dave J. Muller, and Marcia J. Scherer

Section 2 Contemporary Applications in Healthcare

2. Therapy through Play: Advancing the Role of Robotics in


Paediatric Rehabilitation............................................................................. 11
S. Lindsay, L. Rampertab, and C.J. Curran

3. Alzheimer’s and mHealth: Regulatory, Privacy and Ethical


Considerations............................................................................................... 31
Bonnie Kaplan and Sofia Ranchordás

4. Exergaming for Health and Fitness Application..................................... 53


Maziah Mat Rosly, Hadi Mat Rosly, and Mark Halaki

5. Technology Solutions and Programs to Promote Leisure and


Communication Activities with People with Intellectual and
other Disabilities........................................................................................... 71
Giulio E. Lancioni, Nirbhay N. Singh, Mark F. O’Reilly, and Jeff Sigafoos

6. Using Digital Photography to Support the Communication of


People with Aphasia, Dementia or Cognitive-Communication
Deficits............................................................................................................. 89
Karen Hux and Carly Dinnes

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7. Common and Assistive Technology to Support People with


Specific Learning Disabilities to Access Healthcare............................ 109
Dianne Chambers and Sharon Cambell

8. Pervasive and Emerging Technologies and Consumer


Motivation................................................................................................ 123
David Banes

9. Feedback-Based Technologies for Adult Physical Rehabilitation..... 143


Leanne Hassett, Natalie Allen, and Maayken van den Berg

10. Engaging Young Children in Speech and Language Therapy via


Videoconferencing...................................................................................... 175
Stuart Ekberg, Sandra Houen, Belinda Fisher, Maryanne Theobald, and
Susan Danby

11. Digital Communication and Social Media for People with


Communicative and Cognitive Disabilities.......................................... 193
Margret Buchholz, Ulrika Ferm, and Kristina Holmgren

12. Mobile Technology to Facilitate Self-Management and


Independence among Adolescents and Young Adults with
Disabilities – Best Practices and the State of the Science................... 213
Michelle A. Meade and Marisa J. Perera

13. Principles and Practical Uses of Virtual Reality Games as a


Physical Therapy Strategy......................................................................... 235
Lorena Cruz, Felipe Augusto dos Santos Mendes, Silvia Gonçalves Ricci
Neri, and Rodrigo Luiz Carregaro

14. Project Career: The Matching Person and Technology Model


and Everyday Technology in Action........................................................ 259
Deborah Minton, Elaine Sampson, Amanda Nardone, and Callista Stauffer

15. Everyday Communication and Cognition Technologies..................... 271


Jerry K. Hoepner and Thomas W. Sather

16. Mobile Technology in Aphasia Rehabilitation: Current Trends


and Lessons Learnt...................................................................................... 293
Caitlin Brandenburg and Emma Power
Contents ix

17. Technology Acceptance, Adoption, and Usability: Arriving at


Consistent Terminologies and Measurement Approaches................. 319
Lili Liu, Antonio Miguel Cruz, and Adriana Maria Rios Rincon

18. Artificial Intelligence.................................................................................. 339


Hadi Mat Rosly and Maziah Mat Rosly
Index...................................................................................................................... 355
Preface

This book presents the collaborative work of experienced researchers world-


wide. It brings together an array of practitioners and researchers who are
utilising everyday technology in order to enhance health and rehabilitative
outcomes for patients. The studies demonstrate an array of opportunities
that exist by utilising everyday technology within a number of contexts.
Not only does this book present empiricism pertinent to health disciplines,
but it also offers prospective researchers methodological insights and how
these may resonate within other disciplines. Importantly, this book does
not explore advancing technology and how this is i­ mpacting health out-
comes, but examines technology that is readily accessible to consumers
in society, which we term ‘everyday’. By examining such works, it is
anticipated that this text will have greater impact because the technology
remains ­accessible to many.
This book examines the role of everyday technology throughout the life
cycle in order to demonstrate the wide acceptance and impact of every-
day technology and how it is facilitating both practitioners and patients
in contemporary practices. In response, then, this text speaks to a number
of audiences. Students writing for undergraduate and postgraduate dis-
sertations/proposals will find the array of works insightful, supported
with a vast number of references signposting to key texts. For academics,
practitioners and prospective researchers this text offers key empirical and
methodological insight that can help focus and uncover originality in their
own field.
This proffered text begins with an introductory chapter by the editors.
In this chapter, we detail the value of everyday technology in society. This
sets the scene by demonstrating the upward trend of smart devices and
how they already impact on our lives in general. Introducing the theo-
retical lens, actor-network theory (ANT), the editors feel this provides an
overarching framework to the text, accepting that technology and a person
remain equal and interconnected. Then, subsequent chapters from a num-
ber of internationally recognized scholars demonstrate pertinent empiri-
cism by examining the role of everyday technology and how it enhances
health conditions.

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xii Preface

We anticipate that readers will find the collection of empirical examples


useful for informing their own work, but also, it attempts to ignite new
­discussions and arguments regarding the application and use of everyday
technology for enhancing health internationally.

Christopher M. Hayre

Dave J. Muller

Marcia J. Scherer
Acknowledgements

The editors would like to thank all contributing authors for sharing their
innovative work on everyday technology. Your commitment to this book
reflects the hard work undertaken, and it has been a pleasure for us to
work with you and bring together this collection of sound work. The work
­demonstrated by the authors demonstrates the multifaceted application of
technology, enhancing outcomes for individuals. This has been a thoroughly
enjoyable and worthwhile project, which we hope readers will enjoy.

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