Rehabilitation Technology
Mission, Purpose, and Vision
Mission Statement: The Rehabilitation Technology Special Interest Group (RT SIG) will promote access to, and the adoption of, rehabilitation technology for all people living with chronic illness and disability, through person-centered, community and end-user engagement, advocacy, research, education, knowledge translation, and clinical care.
Purpose: The RT SIG will forward this mission by creating a forum for members of Division 22 and other stakeholders interested in advancing rehabilitation technology to improve quality of life for individuals with disabilities and chronic health conditions.
Vision: The RT SIG will promote:
Innovative and rigorous research to improve the rehabilitation technology development, use, and outcomes
Education and training in the development and use of rehabilitation technology
Justice associated with environmental, institutional, and social barriers diminishing the development of, use of, and access to rehabilitation technology
Resources
Check back soon for resources on research, assessment, and interventions relevant to well-being and positive psychology in rehabilitation contexts!
Get Involved
We welcome new members, as well as suggestions/requests about how we can serve our colleagues in Division 22. Contact either of the leaders listed below if you have questions.
Chair
Kristian Nitsch
Johns Hopkins University
Past Chair
Stephen Trapp, PhD
University of Utah
Senior Adviser
Eun-Jeong Lee, Ph.D, CRC
Illinois Institute of Technology
Committee members
Mayra L. Sanchez Gonzalez (Johns Hopkins University)
Jennifer Tripp (John F. Kennedy University)