A Usability Analysis on the Development of Caregiver Assessment Using Serious Gaming Technology (CAST) Version 2.0: A Research Update
Jennifer C. Hughes,JoAnna Evans,Garrett Goodman,Alexandrea Oliver,Tanvi Banerjee,John Gregory Hughes,Larry Wayne Lawhorne +6 more
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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased isolation of caregivers making the development of an in-home assessment tool timely as discussed by the authors, which examined the usability of the Caregiver Assessment using Serious...Abstract:
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