University of Michigan Survey / National Institute / University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee / University of Wisconsin / /
IndustryTerm
appropriate technology / substantial infrastructure / medical insurance / technology works / technology device outcomes / healthcare reimbursement / healthcare decisionmaking / technology outcomes / healthcare / technology reimbursement / technology outcomes systems / federal medical insurance funding / technology interventions-measuring outcomes / vocational rehabilitation services / federal medical insurance program / technology service delivery systems / technology developers / medical insurance program / wheeled mobility devices / wheeled mobility systems / technology devices / tilt /recline systems / lower cost technology / diverse working / durable medical equipment / mobile device technologies / rehabilitation technologies / clinicians making technology recommendations / power tilt /recline wheelchair seating systems / rehabilitation devices / technology products / /
Organization
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee / National Coalition for Assistive / Rehabilitation Research / National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research / University of Michigan Survey of Assistive Technology and Information Technology Use / Center on Knowledge Translation / Rehabilitation Research Design & Disability Center / Center on Knowledge Translation for Technology Transfer / American Psychological Association / Medicare / Veterans Administration / Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research General Evidence Assessment and Policy / National Institute on Disability / /
Person
Todd Vaarwerk / Jean Minkel / Don Clayback / M.J. Scherer / /
Position
Editor / Rita Stanley Vice President of Government Relations / Executive Director / Senior Investigator / Researcher / Director of Advocacy and Public Policy / Director / Senior Vice President / Representative / Technical Assistance Director / /
Standards for Assistive Technology Funding: What are the Right Criteria? Date: September 2014 Contributors: Don Clayback Executive Director of the National Coalition for Assistive and Rehab Technology (NCART)