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We are Georgia State University OT students looking for practitioners who have experience providing assistive technology (AT) services to individuals with disabilities and their caregivers. We plan to develop a tool that will guide AT service clinicians such as occupational therapists, physical therapists, and assistive technology professionals in being more caregiver inclusive.
Your role in this process would be to participate in two virtual interviews (30-45 minutes each). In the first one, you will be asked questions regarding your professional experience in providing AT interventions for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers. In the second interview, you will be asked to provide feedback about the tool in development.
Participants will not be compensated nor incur any costs for their participation. We hope that you will consider this opportunity to help make AT service delivery more inclusive of caregivers, who we believe play a key role in the adoption and successful implementation of AT for individuals with disabilities.
If interested, please contact me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and title your email "Study Participant". Thank you!
(If you cannot participate in this study, you can help by up-voting this post so more OTs can see it. We greatly appreciate it!)
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