Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L

PhD Student | Health and Rehabilitation Science @Mizzou. Assistive Technology. ALS. 3D Printing.

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

Thank you to everyone who has already participated in this study! Here is the information and link for anyone else who is still interested:
https://t.co/qvi5XDidX6

#AssistiveTechnology #AssistiveTech #AT #occupationaltherapy #OTR #rehabilitation

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

New publication in @DR_AssistTech on the feasibility of providing #assistivetechnology using #3Dprinting within an existing #ALS clinic.

Accessible at : https://t.co/P7hpX0twij

#OccupationalTherapy #Mizzou

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

Gruis et al. found patients with #ALS have low satisfaction ratings for several #assistivetechnology devices commonly prescribed by #OT practitioners. Device abandonment is a nuanced problem that we must recognize and confront.

https://t.co/LDHDBVgXun

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

MoAT’s Equipment Technology Consortium is an amazing resource for patients in Missouri to trial #assistivetechnology. Visit their website for more info on available products and how to request a loan. https://t.co/dR1uLTqs0Y

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

This conference looks like a great opportunity for learning more about current #assistivetechnology products.

[ATIA @ATIAorg]

To help enable access to this powerful assistive technology for anyone who needs it, we are offering a free registration pass! Or, use the code ATIAIDPD to save $80 (20%) on a full conference registration package. https://t.co/l4eVeANcWI

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

This article by @JaclynOT et al. kindled my interest in customized #assistivetechnology using #3Dprinting and began my path to a PhD. It is an approachable intro for clinicians and students interested in how 3D printing may be used in AT in the future.

https://t.co/aVcsXSP6UF

[Kial-Ann Rasmussen, MOT, OTR/L @OT_Kial]

The work produced by Pat Quinn's dedication and determination continues to improve the lives of countless others. He was an incredible advocate for the ALS community and will be greatly missed.

[The ALS Association @alsassociation]

(1/4) We are deeply saddened to share that Pat Quinn, co-founder of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge passed away at the age of 37. Pat was diagnosed with ALS in 2013 and went on to help popularize the greatest social media campaign in history.