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Journal of Assistive Technologies

Enabling technologies for inclusion in health, support, care and education

ISSN: 1754-9450

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Journal of Assistive Technologies debates definitions and concepts and addresses ethics, policy, legislation and issues for day-to-day practice. Articles will focus on how people use assistive and enabling technologies, rather than solely on the technology itself, with the aim of raising awareness of available technologies and their uses for a wide and varied readership. The users of such technology could be people with learning disabilities, older people, people undergoing medical treatment or children in schools. The Journal does not seek to limit the areas from which it receives submissions, provided that the submitted article describes a use of assistive technology within health, support, care or education.

This peer-reviewed journal provides a user focus on current and new assistive and enabling technologies, telecare and e-inclusion in health and social care.

Topicality

Journal of Assistive Technologies debates definitions and concepts within assistive technologies, and addresses ethics, policy, legislation and issues for day-to-day practice. Articles focus on how people use assistive and enabling technologies, rather than solely on the technology itself, and raise awareness of available technologies for a wide and varied readership.

Coverage

• current and new assistive and enabling technologies
• telecare and e-inclusion in health and social care that promotes independence
• relevant information to refer to in your daily work.

Key Journal Audiences

Journal of Assistive Technologies is vital for everyone involved in assistive technologies. It is a hugely valuable source of information for academics, universities and colleges, purchasers and providers of technology, practitioners, policy-makers, people working in learning disability, housing and older people services, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, assistive technologists, clinical and rehabilitation engineers, education services, commissioners, local authorities, NHS and primary care trusts, carers, users of services and students.

Abstracted and Indexed in:

• CINAHL
• CPA’s AgeInfo
• Illustrata
• Scopus
• Social Care Online.

Journal of Assistive Technologies is available as part of an online subscription to the Emerald Health and Social Care Subject Collection. For more information, please email collections@emeraldinsight.com.

This journal is a member of and subscribes to the
principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics.