Objectives: The aim of this pilot study was to examine and compare the performance of
everyday life activities in persons with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and healthy controls (HC) …

Objective: To compare the perceived difficulty in use of everyday technology in persons with
acquired brain injury with different levels of severity of disability with that of controls …

Abstract Objectives: Everyday technologies (ETs) can be challenging to use, particularly for
older adults with cognitive impairments. This study evaluated the relationship between the …

Background: The development of the information society has led to increased use of
everyday technology and changed the conditions for participation. Enabling participation in …

Background Supported self‐management can improve clinical and psychosocial outcomes
in people with cancer; the considerations required to implement self‐management support …

Objective The aim of this study was to explore and describe how client-centred occupational
therapy interventions may support and improve the ability to use everyday technology (ET) …

Background: In order to develop supporting interventions for people demonstrating
problems ET use, a detailed level of description of strengths and deficits is needed. Aims: To …

Background: As the use of everyday technology is increasingly important for participation in
daily activities, more in-depth knowledge of everyday technology use in relation to diagnosis …

Objectives: The aims were to describe longitudinal patterns in terms of perceived ability to
use everyday technology (ET) and involvement in everyday activities over five years in older …

Purpose In the digital society, people need to make use of a range of everyday technology
(ET) when engaging in activities in various places outside home. The aim of this study was …