Investigating user satisfaction and early abandonment of assistive devices for children and young adults, suggesting tailored development for better outcomes.
The findings highlight the importance of accurate identification of unmet needs and careful tailoring in product development to meet children's needs, as well as the necessity of systematic follow-up after implementation to ensure improvement in quality-of-life.
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