ProtocolFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2025

Assessing assistive technology needs, unmet demands, barriers, and gaps in the Indian population: a protocol for large epidemiological survey.

Ashoo Grover, Hitesh K Sharma, Ravindra M Pandey, Ruchir Malik, Salaj Rana, Manisha Panda, Geeta Rani, Sunanda Deb, Shubhendu Singh, Akash, Daanish, Anjali Bajaj, Rupinder S Dhaliwal, Ravinder Singh

PMID 41030647

WHAT IT FOUND

No findings are reported.

This paper outlines the plan for a future survey of assistive technology needs in India, detailing how data will be collected but not what was found.

What this paper is

This is a study protocol for a planned large-scale epidemiological survey in India assessing assistive technology needs. It describes the methodology, sampling strategy, and data analysis plans but reports no results, findings, or patient outcomes. There is no evidence here to change clinical practice.

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    Ashoo Grover, Hitesh K Sharma, Ravindra M Pandey, et al. Assessing assistive technology needs, unmet demands, barriers, and gaps in the Indian population: a protocol for large epidemiological survey. Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences. 2025.

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