Integrated Smart Transitional Home Lab to Support Stroke Rehabilitation Patients’ Transition to Home (AURC)

Tests the feasibility of a smart home environment designed to help stroke patients transition from hospital to home.

Principal Investigator
John Morris
Stage
Not Recruiting
Study Type
The Accessibility User Research Collective
Topics
Assistive Technology, Stroke, User Experience & Usability
Funding Source
Georgia Tech-Shepherd Center Collaboration
Study Number
2331508-1

Study details

This project convenes experts from Georgia Tech, Shepherd Center, and key stakeholders to address critical transition gaps.

Eligibility

  • Be a current patient or former Shepherd Center’s Pathways Day program or caregiver
    • Have graduated from inpatient or outpatient within the past 6 months, OR
    • Be a former patient of Shepherd Center’s Pathways Day Program (at least two-year post-discharge), OR
    • Be a caregiver of someone who has had a stroke
  • Prefer using English primarily for reading, writing, speaking
  • Be 18 years old or older
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