- Social Care and Health
- Adult Social Care
- Assistive Technology
- Lesson
Assistive Technology
- 40m
- Editable
- Assessment
This module will introduce you to some key elements of assistive technology and give you an overview of telecare and telehealth.
You’ll also see how appropriate assistive technology can provide solutions for a variety of people requiring support in their own homes.
Learning Outcomes for this module include:
Become aware of the different types of assistive technology and how they help people live their lives
Understand their responsibility of making people aware of the technology available.
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