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Assistive technology has long been a focus at Georgia Institute of Technology. One of the leading programs advancing this work is the Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA), a multidisciplinary engineering and design research center located adjacent to the Georgia Tech campus in downtown Atlanta. CATEA is dedicated to developing innovative technologies and environmental solutions that improve accessibility and independence for individuals with…
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The Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) at Georgia Tech is seeking participants for a new study entitled: Study on the Relationship Between Pressure Relief Behaviors And The Development Of Pressure Ulcers CATEA is seeking participants for a research Study on the Relationship Between Pressure Relief Behaviors And The Development Of Pressure Ulcers. The study will begin in early December, 2011. The participant…
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The Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) at Georgia Tech is seeking participants for a new study entitled: The Study on the Relationship Between Pressure Relief Behaviors And The Development Of Pressure Ulcers
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The Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) at Georgia Tech offers a new course: Workplace Accommodations: Processes and Tools starting October 4, 2011. It will run as a series of three webcasts on subsequent Tuesdays, from 12:00-2:00 PM (Eastern). From CATEA: “The course will cover workplace accommodations that can be constructed, installed, or implemented to enhance an individual’s safety and function in the…
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Appropriate home modifications can help a person with a disability perform daily activities. They can also enable people who are aging into a disability to be able to stay in their homes longer. But what types of accommodations are possible? How can you determine what solutions will best fit a particular situation? What resources exist to help with the process? The Center for Assistive Technology…
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CATEA – Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access Volunteers Needed for a Research Study Investigating the Risk Factors Associated with Developing Pressure Ulcers Study involvement for qualified individuals will include: A brief seating evaluation to assess your sitting posture. Tests for sitting pressures, tissue thickness, blood flow and lab values. Answering interview questions about your tissue (skin) health, wheelchair and seating equipment. Qualifications: Must…
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