All Stories

  1. Perceptual and Motor Constraints on Sequential Input in Gaze and Mouse Typing
  2. Advancing EEG-based assessment of consciousness and cognition in prolonged disorders of consciousness
  3. Before the Technological Fix: Scoping AI and AAC for Social Futures
  4. Timing of communication and technology control support in ALS – a systematic review
  5. Defining outcomes: exploring the perspectives of people who use aided augmentative and alternative communication to develop the content for a patient-reported outcome measure
  6. AI, communication aids and the challenge of authentic authorship – Whose line is it anyway‽
  7. Exploring electromyography for assistive technology: feasibility, usability and performance of a dry sensor EMG switch
  8. An evaluation of combined objective neurophysiologic markers to aid assessment of prolonged disorders of consciousness (PDoC)
  9. Use of eye-gaze technology feedback by assistive technology professionals: findings from a thematic analysis
  10. Using longitudinal qualitative research to explore the experience of receiving and using augmentative and alternative communication
  11. A qualitative study exploring the effect of communicating with partially intelligible speech
  12. Something for everybody? Assessing the suitability of AAC systems for children using stated preference methods
  13. Attributes of communication aids as described by those supporting children and young people with AAC
  14. The Unspoken Voice: Applying John Shotter’s Dialogic Lens to Qualitative Data from People Who have Communication Difficulties
  15. A qualitative evidence synthesis of the experiences and perspectives of communicating using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
  16. Voice banking for individuals living with MND: A service review
  17. Cognitive plasticity induced by gaze-control technology: Gaze-typing improves performance in the antisaccade task
  18. Attribute Selection for a Discrete Choice Experiment Incorporating a Best-Worst Scaling Survey
  19. Creativity in public involvement: supporting authentic collaboration and inclusive research with seldom heard voices
  20. Making Public Involvement in Research More Inclusive of People With Complex Speech and Motor Disorders: The I-ASC Project
  21. The decision-making process in recommending electronic communication aids for children and young people who are non-speaking: the I-ASC mixed-methods study
  22. Creativity in Public Involvement: Promoting Meaningful Collaboration in Health Outcome Measures Research
  23. Finding the best fit: examining the decision-making of augmentative and alternative communication professionals in the UK using a discrete choice experiment
  24. Professionals’ decision-making in recommending communication aids in the UK: competing considerations
  25. Decision-making in communication aid recommendations in the UK: cultural and contextual influencers
  26. Appraising the quality of tools used to record patient-reported outcomes in users of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC): a systematic review
  27. The language and communication attributes of graphic symbol communication aids – a systematic review and narrative synthesis
  28. What’s important in AAC decision making for children? Evidence from a best–worst scaling survey
  29. Assistive Technology Integration and Accessibility
  30. Communication change in ALS: engaging people living with ALS and their partners in future research
  31. Local service provision of Augmentative and Alternative Communication and communication aids in England
  32. A comfort assessment of existing cervical orthoses
  33. Provision of powered communication aids in the United Kingdom
  34. A User-Centred Approach Exploring the Potential of a Novel EMG Switch for Control of Assistive Technology
  35. The Language and Communication Characteristics of Communication Aids – A Systematic Review
  36. Communication aid requirements of intensive care unit patients with transient speech loss
  37. Prevalence of people who could benefit from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in the UK: determining the need
  38. Evaluating a novel cervical orthosis, the Sheffield Support Snood, in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis/motor neuron disease with neck weakness
  39. Head-Up; An interdisciplinary, participatory and co-design process informing the development of a novel head and neck support for people living with progressive neck muscle weakness
  40. What is the potential for context aware communication aids?
  41. Over a Decade of Developing the Assistive Technology Field in the UK
  42. Recent advances in assistive technology and engineering (RAATE) – a UK perspective
  43. Perceptions of the design of voice output communication aids
  44. Interventions Using High-Technology Communication Devices: A State of the Art Review
  45. Ambiguous keyboards for AAC
  46. Barriers and facilitators to the use of high-technology augmentative and alternative communication devices: a systematic review and qualitative synthesis
  47. Proceedings of SRR
  48. The limitations of speech control: perceptions of provision of speech‐driven environmental controls
  49. Investigating the Success Factors of Expert Users to Inform Device Development
  50. User Involvement in the Early Development of Assistive Technology Devices
  51. Speech-driven environmental control systems – a qualitative analysis of users' perceptions
  52. An Innovations Broker that Increases Availability of Assistive Technology
  53. Users' Perceptions of Environmental Control Systems
  54. Looking to the future
  55. Information‐sharing and evidence base within assistive technology: some current tools