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Promoting and using assistive devices in israel

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This paper was prepared with the assistance of the Israel Ministry of Health (Physiotherapy Department and Medical Devices and Equipment Department), the Yad Sarah Organization, and MILBAT. (the Israel Center for Technology and Accessibility), and ESHEL-SARAH.

Tamara Barnea is a Senior Researcher at the JDC-Brookdale Institute of Gerontology and Human Development, coordinator of the Institute’s Technology and Aging Team, and organizer of the 1992 conference onTechnology and Aging: Theory, Practice, Research. Her principal areas of research are gerontology and health policy. Her books include the monographAging in Israel in the 1990s which she edited with Jack Habib and, with Elliot Stern, the proceedings of the aforementioned conference.

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Barnea, T. Promoting and using assistive devices in israel. Ageing International 22, 42–44 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02681065

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