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Behind the Lab Doors: Breaking Barriers With Assistive Technologies at MATTERS Lab - Science in Vancouver
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Behind the Lab Doors: Breaking Barriers With Assistive Technologies at MATTERS Lab - Science in Vancouver
In Canada, 10.6 per cent of individuals aged 15 and over have a mobility disability — meaning they experience difficulty or an inability to walk for 15 minutes without resting. At the Mobility Assistive Technology Evidence of Rehabilitation Science (MATTERS) Lab, researchers are harnessing digital innovation to transform care for this population. Led by Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute researcher Dr. Bill Miller, the MATTERS Lab inves…
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