AI in Health Still Leaves Most People with Disabilities Behind, Decade-Long Review Finds
A decade-long scoping review of 93 AI health studies finds that only 12.9 percent implemented concrete equity measures and just ...
A decade-long scoping review of 93 AI health studies finds that only 12.9 percent implemented concrete equity measures and just ...
A systematic review of nineteen studies finds AI-powered navigation, object recognition, and reading aids are technically impressive but largely untested ...
A 26-paper global collection in Frontiers in Dementia showcases innovations in dementia policy and services, from community health worker models ...
A staggered single-case study found that a video-based visual scene display AAC intervention produced immediate, large, and sustained increases in ...
A scoping review of 40 studies finds that virtual reality and gamification show strong promise for inclusive STEM education in ...
A Norwegian qualitative study of occupational therapists shows that powered wheelchairs can give toddlers with disabilities self-determination, new social roles, ...
A preliminary Hong Kong trial found that the Sippa dysphagia cup was perceived as a safe drinking aid by older ...
A qualitative study of 22 undergraduate students at the University of Gondar reveals interconnected economic, infrastructural, and social barriers to ...
A new scoping review of 72 studies maps how extended reality, socially assistive robots, exergames and adaptive systems are being ...
Researchers at Bahir Dar University have built an ensemble lip-reading model for Amharic that combines Gabor filters, Capsule Networks, and ...
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