Assistive technology can be used in many different life domains, including the following:

• Self-care with adapted clothing and dressing sticks
• Continence with urinals and bedpans
• Hygiene with change tables and showering aids
• Communication with tablets and visual cue cards
• Mobility with wheelchairs and walkers
• Transferring with transfer boards
• Cognition with cueing aids
• Memory loss with memory aids
• Vision with screen magnifiers
• Hearing with hearing aids
• Daily living activities with stocking aids and buttonhooks
• Recreation adapted gardening tools
• Leisure with adapted seat cushions
• Education with computer programs
• Employment with reading pens
• Home with sensors/alarm systems
• Care Residence with smart speakers and screens
• Outdoors with ramps and adapted entryways
• Eating with robotic eating equipment
• Drinking with double handled mugs
• Pressure area management with repositioning pads
• Carer Support with pagers and slings

AG: CHCAGE011 19