P L Santos, M Maia, A Tavares, M Santos & M Sanches-Ferreira

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P L Santos, M Maia, A Tavares, M Santos & M Sanches-Ferreira Virtual Reality and Associated Technologies in Disability Research and Intervention P L Santos, M Maia, A Tavares, M Santos & M Sanches-Ferreira

MEDICAL Disability is ... A problem located in the person that has to be fixed, remediated or compensated within a medical context independently of the people’s environment. Disability is ...

Can’t use hands Needs a doctor Needs Institutional care Can not walk Can not talk Needs help Can not see or hear Needs a cure

SOCIAL A problem in the environment Disability is… A problem in the environment that has to be changed with social/political measures independent of the functioning of the person SOCIAL

Inaccessible transport Badly designed buildings Hypocrisy Prejudiced attitudes Poor job prospects No parking spaces Segregated education Isolated families

BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL Tries to bridge the gap between this two models: Social Personal Environmental Disability is A problem located in the person that has to be corrected, remediated or compensated within a medical context independently of the environment of that person. MEDICAL SOCIAL Disability is… A problem in the environment that has to be changed with social/political measures independent of the functioning of the person

Goals of the study Identification of the conceptual frameworks of disability Key components of functioning and disability (e. g. body functions and structures, activities, and participation) adressed Inclusion of contextual factors focused on promoting participation Evaluation of effects of VRAT applications through performance assessments in the real world.

Method Procedure Sample 144 papers that explicitly documented the use or potential use of the VRAT system in the assessment or the rehabilitation of persons with disabilities. Procedure Contents were analyzed through a coding scheme. Each paper was independently coded by three of the authors. Codes were compared and agreements were generally above the 90% level in each coding category. Disagreements were discussed until divergences ceased.

Coding Scheme General Classification Identifier Components of human functioning Contextual Factors Performance assessment in the real world Medical Pathology Body Functions and structures Settings similar to everyone Yes Impairment Social Activity (acts and tasks) Activity Limitation Individualized contexts No Biopsychosocial Participation Restrictions Participation (societal involvement)

Percentages of sampled documents in each of the examined years TOTAL NUMBER SAMPLED NUMBER PERCENTAGE 1996 30 16 53.33 % 1998 31 51.61 % 2000 42 73.81 % 2002 34 24 70.59 % 2004 43 27 62.79 % 2006 40 75.00% TOTAL 220 144 65.54 %

Proportion of studies representing the medical or the biopsychosocial view

Number of studies addressing Activity, Body Functions, and Participation

Number of studies including contextual factors

Relevant Aspects 1 Different perspectives seem to exist in the examined papers. 2 Most of the studies reviewed adressed activity limitations and only a few with participation issues. 3 Interventions focused on participation require the use of strategies to habilitate environments: this habilitation should bring benefits for everyone, not just for those to whom the intervention is intended. 4 To overcome the problems of innovation, availability, quality and cost, the design of assistive-type technologies should seek universal design. This issue has not been systematically adressed in the sampled studies. 5 Using VE in disability research and practice makes more sense when interactions between physical factors and personal variables are considered. Thus, one of the challenges of designing VE scenarios is to use parameters adjustable to each user. 6 A very small number of studies have evaluated effects of VRAT applications through performance assessments in the real world. Two possible reasons: (1) research has not reached the stage that allows that assessment; (2) the principle that treatments should maximize functioning and independet living in the real world is yet to be incorporated.

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