Jacob A. Bentley

TL;DR: A “state of the science” view of AT users is provided, conceptualized as “People” within the set of GATE strategic “P”s, and the role of advocacy, empowerment and co-design in developing and driving AT processes is considered.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors synthesize the literature on broader health and social impacts on people with disabilities arising from lockdown-related measures, and identify the primary and two central themes were identified: (1) Disrupted access to healthcare (other than for COVID-19); (2) Reduced physical activity leading to health and functional decline; (3) From physical distance and inactivity to social isolation and loneliness; (4) Disruption of personal assistance and community support networks; (5) Children with disabilities disproportionally affected by school closures; (6) Psychological consequences of

TL;DR: Preliminary support for the use of prazosin in targeting reduction of trauma-related nightmares and promoting improvement of global clinical status within an international sample of severely traumatized refugee patients is provided.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors synthesize the literature on any disproportionate health risks or consequences of a COVID-19 infection for people with disabilities and conduct a scope review with a descriptive thematic analysis.

TL;DR: This article seeks to highlight the intersection between critical care related to trauma and COVID-19 and point providers toward opportunities for anticipating and managing secondary effects in effort to promote psychological adaptation.