D3: Patient-centered Outcomes to Guide the Design and Implementation of Technology in the Home for Neurological Assessment, Therapy, and Assistance | Washington, D.C. | School of Engineering - The Catholic University of America, Washington DC | CUASkip to main content
For each of our target groups of people with neuromotor impairments:
Infants at risk for fine motor delay
Children with cerebral palsy (CP)
Adults with stroke and other neuromotor impairments of the hand Engage users as partners in developing criteria to guide technology R&D as appropriate to each technology's distinct, identified home use case(s):
For functional restoration/rehabilitation/therapy, home task practice and exercise
For longitudinal monitoring and assessment at a distance
For functional assistance with activities of daily living (ADL)
Assure that the technologies researched, designed, and developed under the RERC-DC are aligned with the outcomes that their target users prioritize
Explore measures of both the usefulness and usability of RERC-DC technologies in the user-controlled, home environment.