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October 11, 2025Brain ImpairmentOpen Access

Co-designing a framework for evaluation of assistive technology: learning from people with acquired brain injury and the assistive technology advisors they engage

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Co-design enhances a framework for evaluating assistive technology, engaging individuals with acquired brain injury and health professionals.

A new framework was developed to evaluate assistive technology, incorporating insights from people with acquired brain injury and health professionals.
Utilizing McKercher’s co-design process, feedback from participants was essential for refining the framework during the six phases.
The resulting framework for evaluation is accessible through a website, My Technology Space, providing resources for assistive technology advisors.
The co-design process highlighted the importance of collaboration among users, advisors, and stakeholders for effective assistive product evaluation.

Callaway et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Co-design enhances a framework for evaluating assistive technology, engaging individuals with acquired brain injury and health professionals.