segunda-feira, 28 de abril de 2014

Technology assures deaf student learns surgery at UC Davis School of Medicine

Enviado em 30/11/2011
Amanda Mooneyham has a 90 decibel hearing loss in both ears, which is considered profound. She can read lips and, with the help of hearing aids, can hear speech as long as the words are spoken clearly and in her direction. In a hospital operating room, where physicians are more apt to mumble than use complete sentences and where everyone wears masks and directs their attention toward the patient, Mooneyham faced a frustrating — if not entirely ineffective — surgical learning experience.

Using tablet technology to link the sounds in the operating room to an off-site medical transcriptionist, Mooneyham is able to "listen" — in real time — to every word uttered by the surgeon performing the operation.

June 17, 2013 update from Amanda available here:http://youtu.be/1Tj8G7DJdK0
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terça-feira, 8 de abril de 2014

Expected future for the Deaf



Publicado em 04/07/2013
We see a world where communication is open and transparent. A world where every deaf person can interact freely with others. It's not simply a far-fetched dream, it's our vision for the future. It's why CSD exists, and why we come to work every single day. CSD has always belonged to the community, and this vision belongs to you. For more, visit c-s-d.org/innovations and share our vision.

Surehands Lift Systems Massachusetts



Enviado em 17/07/2009
Our Surehands lift and care systems are popular with both private and professional consumers. Wherever there is a need for a practical and innovative approach to safe patient care or self care, we have the answer.

Adaptability: Universal Design Michael Graves #2



Enviado em 19/03/2010
Michael Graves. Part 2 Architect, Inventor, and Famous Designer Michael Graves overcomes disability to focus on what he loves. He adaptes his home with the same high standards of any other of his projects, and displays an independent spirit that is inspirational. His home has a beautiful barrier free shower, elevator and many other items that displays the universal design for accessibility.

Universal Design in the Workplace



Universal Design in the Workplace



Publicado em 27/03/2012
Universal design is the "design" of products and environments to be usable by anyone, not just individuals with disabilities, without the need for adaptation or specialized design. For the workplace, universal design is an approach that accommodates jobseekers and employees with disabilities through workplace design, while also reducing risks for employees who may develop disabilities during their career. Universal Design is an innovative business strategy that enhances workplace efficiencies and provides the best accommodation for all employees. Universal Design stations are accessible for people who have mobility, visual, auditory, speech, learning or language needs. For more information, please go tohttp://www.vadrs.org.

The iHEAR in Ear Hearing Device

The iHEAR in Ear Hearing Device - Thomas C. Weiss - (Apr 07, 2014)
http://www.disabled-world.com/assistivedevices/hearing/ihear.php