Exploratory study reveals speech-language pathologists prescribe assistive technology for traumatic brain injury, indicating diverse factors influence utility in workplace settings.
Surveyed clinicians primarily prescribed familiar devices and inbuilt or downloadable applications. The prescription and use of assistive technology by surveyed clinicians is multifaceted, involving considerations of the individual and workplace barriers and facilitators to determine its utility.
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