Assistive Technology for Dementia Survey

1.Which of the following best describes your primary role?
2.In which setting do you primarily provide dementia-related services?
3.How long have you worked with people with dementia?
4.Please provide the zip code of your primary work setting.
5.What type of organization employs you or contracts your services?
6.Approximately how many clients do you serve/work with per month?
7.Do you routinely recommend or support assistive technology (AT) for your dementia clients? Some examples of AT include: mobility aids, grab bars, magnifiers, calendars and other organizers, medication dispensers, fall detection devices, wander alerts
8.How familiar are you with Tools for Life, your state's Assistive Technology Act Program (ATAP)?
9.If you are very familiar or somewhat familiar with Tools for Life, how have you engaged with us?
10.What factors do you consider most important when selecting assistive technology devices for people with dementia?
11.What are the challenges to adopting new assistive technology devices for people with dementia?
12.In your experience, where do clinicians most often encounter gaps in training around AT use, and what formats or topics would be helpful for you?
13.How do you stay informed about emerging AT innovations for dementia care?
14.What resources or channels should Tools for Life develop to disseminate dementia resources?
15.When evaluating the long-term impact of AT on function and engagement, what data or feedback would you like us to collect, and how would you use it to refine device recommendations?
16.What AT have you used that should be available in the Tools for Life lending library?
17.How can Tools for Life serve you better?
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