This opinion piece discusses the importance of how occupational therapy practice, research
and education responds to and acts proactively in relation to the growing requirement for …

Background There is a need to enhance access to and support for self-management of
activities in everyday life after a stroke. Internet-based solutions have the potential to …

Introduction Persons with dementia experience time‐related problems, but there is a lack of
instruments evaluating their time processing ability and daily time management. This study …

Background: To use valid subjective reports sensible to cognitive decline is vital to identify
very early signs of dementia development. Use of everyday technology (ET) has been …

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

Introduction Everyday technologies such as mobile phones and ticket vending machines
have become increasingly indispensable, profoundly influencing daily life activities. Yet this …

To follow up an original research project of persons 11-13 years after stroke, in order to
describe and understand the impact of stroke on everyday life experienced during these …

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

Self-generated strategy use has substantial potential for improving community living
outcomes in adults with impaired executive function after stroke. However, little is known …

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) …