CLINICAL APPLICATION OF AN AUDITORY SCANNING SOFTWARE PROGRAM WITH SEVERELY DISABLED, NONSPEAKING INDIVIDUALS.

Jerrilyn A. Voda*, Lew Leibowitz, Yeongchi Wu

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Abstract

Many nonspeaking, severely disabled individuals are confronted with their inability to effectively utilize any of the commercially available augmentative communication devices and software due to confounding visual impairments associated with their neurological conditions. This paper describes an auditory stimulus scanning software program and its clinical application with some nonspeaking quadriplegic individuals seen in the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago's Alan J. Brown Center for Augmentative Communication and Environmental Control.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Title of host publicationUnknown Host Publication Title
EditorsRichard D. Steele, William Gerrey
PublisherRESNA-Assoc for the Advancement of Rehabilitation Technology
Pages139-141
Number of pages3
StatePublished - Dec 1 1987
EventRESNA '87, Meet the Challenge, Proc of the 10th Annu Conf on Rehabil Technol - San Jose, CA, USA
Duration: Jun 19 1987Jun 23 1987

Other

OtherRESNA '87, Meet the Challenge, Proc of the 10th Annu Conf on Rehabil Technol
CitySan Jose, CA, USA
Period6/19/876/23/87

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Engineering(all)

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