This Final Report is divided into four parts:
Part A: a national strategy on new and emerging technologies
Part B: the use of artificial intelligence in decision making by government and the private sector
Part C: supporting effective regulation through the creation of an AI Safety Commissioner
Part D: accessible technology for people with disability.
Low-risk AT for the kitchen.
Welcome to our quick guide on low-risk assistive technology (AT) solutions for the kitchen, part of our AT for everyday living series. This resource explores simple, off-the-shelf items that can help older people perform daily kitchen tasks independently. It also provides practical insights for care professionals to use these tools alongside other reablement strategies effectively.
Details
Publisher Name:
Keep Able
Publisher Website:
https://keepable.com.au/
Publication Year:
2024
Languages:
English
Country or Region:
Australia
Categories:
General resources, Guide
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