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AT Today is your go-to source for the most recent updates in Assistive Technology. From innovative robotic limbs and advancements in pressure care treatments to fresh designs for moving and handling equipment, as well as progress in telecare and telehealthcare, AT Today delivers global news on these important topics. AT Today is produced by BHTA Engage, the business division of the British Healthcare Trades Association. Established in 1917, the BHTA is the oldest and largest healthcare association in the UK.
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1 week ago |
attoday.co.uk | Sarah Sarsby
Medstrom, a UK manufacturer of specialist hospital beds, is hosting a free CPD-accredited event for healthcare professionals that will explore the complex and often challenging topic of pressure ulcer litigation. Entitled ‘Navigating pressure ulcer litigation: A first-hand insight into coroner’s court cases’, the event can be attended online or in person on 5 June. The online event will take place from 10.30am-11.30am.
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1 week ago |
attoday.co.uk | Millie York
AT Superstore has partnered with Liverpool-based The Brain Charity to help people with neurological conditions access assistive technology that makes education and employment more accessible. Their first initiative has supported Chris Hawkins, a 29-year-old Liverpool resident, who is currently studying for a civil service course while managing multiple health challenges, including impaired vision, ADHD, and ongoing cancer treatment.
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attoday.co.uk | Millie York
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has launched a walking aids return scheme. This initiative will benefit the environment by reducing waste and carbon emissions while also generating cost savings and improving patient access to walking aids. The returned walking aids will be processed by the Bed and Equipment Team at the King’s College Hospital site, where equipment will be inspected, cleaned, and repaired before being provided to another patient.
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1 week ago |
attoday.co.uk | Sarah Sarsby
A study at the University of Winchester has found that stroke survivors who wore a compression suit as part of a home exercise regime had greater functional mobility compared to those who did not wear the device. The study suggests that wearing a compression suit as part of an at-home rehabilitation programme is valuable and effective for people recovering from a stroke.
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1 week ago |
attoday.co.uk | Sarah Sarsby
Doug Lear, an assistive technology specialist at Northwest Ergonomics, discusses how AI is helping people with disabilities or recovering from injuries communicate, study, and work. In the exciting world of assistive technology, the last few years have truly stood out as having the most rapidly developing solutions, and many of these are things to artificial intelligence (AI).
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