Katherine D. Seelman

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According to Wikipedia, Katherine Dolores Seelman is an American academic, focused on science, technology and public policy, especially telecommunications and accessibility. An Associate Dean and Professor at the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, she is co-scientific director of the Quality of Life Technology Engineering Research Center, supported by the National Science Foundation, and was formerly the director of the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. Seelman has been part of a number of advisory and editorial committees, including helping the World Health Organization develop the first world report on disability as one of nine international advisors in 2006. In Pennsylvania, she is a member of the Pennsylvania State Technology Healthcare Working Group and an appointed member of the State Advisory Committee on Disability. Seelman, who is hearing impaired, co-chairs the City of Pittsburgh/Allegheny County Task Force on Disability.

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Katherine D. Seelman's Published Works

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Handbook of disability studies (2001) (610)
Disability, Age, and Informational Privacy Attitudes in Quality of Life Technology Applications: Results from a National Web Survey (2009) (84)
Telerehabilitation: Policy Issues and Research Tools (2009) (38)
Introduction: The Formation of Disability Studies (2001) (34)
Assistive technology policy: a road to independence for individuals with disabilities. (1993) (30)
Accessibility needs and challenges of a mHealth system for patients with dexterity impairments (2017) (29)
The World Health Organization/World Bank’s first World Report on Disability (2011) (25)
Trends in Rehabilitation and Disability: Transition from a Medical Model to an Integrative Model (2003) (20)
Universal Design and Orphan Technology: Do We Need Both? (2005) (18)
Full-participation of students with physical disabilities in science and engineering laboratories (2018) (18)
A Comparison of Federal Laws Toward Disabled and Racial/Ethnic Groups in the USA (1988) (16)
Science and Technology Policy: Is Disability a Missing Factor? (2000) (15)
Assistive Technology in Rehabilitation: Improving Impact through Policy (2012) (15)
Quality-of-life technology for vision and hearing loss [Highlights of Recent Developments and Current Challenges in Technology] (2008) (10)
Physical Rehabilitation and Violence: Initiatives of the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (2010) (10)
Introduction to the Special Issue on Information Quality: The Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare Systems and Services (2012) (9)
Technology transfer of hearing aids to low and middle income countries: policy and market factors (2014) (9)
Disability Studies in Education of Public Health and Health Professionals: Can It Work for All Involved? (2004) (7)
Accessible mHealth for patients with dexterity impairments (2014) (6)
Converging, Pervasive Technologies: Chronic and Emerging Issues and Policy Adequacy (2008) (6)
Policy Issues in Communications Accessibility (1990) (6)
Barriers and facilitators to students with physical disabilities’ participation in academic laboratory spaces (2020) (6)
Aging with a disability: views from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. (1999) (5)
Empowerment, advocacy and self-determination: initiatives of the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (1997) (5)
Technology for Individuals with Disabilities: Government and Market Policies (2008) (4)
Inclusion of People with Disabilities (2003) (4)
Navisection: A Novel Method Joining Naturalistic Driving Data Collection with Expert Witness Event Logging for Enhanced Assessment of Driver Safety (2011) (4)
Technology for Full Citizenship: Challenges for the Research Community (2006) (4)
When Cutting Edge Technology Meets Clinical Practice: Ethical Dimensions of e-Health (2014) (3)
Monitoring and privacy issues in quality of life technology applications (2010) (3)
Trends in Rehabilitation and Disability (2008) (2)
Design preferences for technologies that enhance functioning among older and disabled individuals (2010) (2)
Risk of injury among workers with disability. (1998) (2)
Should Robots Be Personal Assistants (2016) (1)
Health Information Management and Rehabilitation: Moving Toward an Adequate Ethical Framework for Telerehabilitation (2013) (1)
Energy: The Role of the Religious Community (1980) (1)
Participation in science and engineering laboratories for students with physical disabilities: survey development and psychometrics (2018) (1)
Panel - Ethics and pervasive ICT (2014) (0)
Impact of legislation on availability and use of technology by individuals with disabilities (1990) (0)
Extended Review (2003) (0)
Breaking up is Hard: AT&T and the Public Face the Music on you (1984) (0)
Mainstreaming the Deaf Student: A Rejoinder (1992) (0)
Ethics and pervasive ICT: panel (2014) (0)
Cares saves energy,money, jobs (1982) (0)
Women With Disabilities Issues for the Research Community (1997) (0)
Cancer, disability and public health service providers: better education through informatics and the Supercourse (2010) (0)
M-health for Individuals with Dexterity Impairments: The Needs & Challenges (2014) (0)
A Conceptual Harmonization between the SSA Disability Determination Process and ICF and DOT Frameworks: A Guide to Assessing the Mental Residual Functional Capacity of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (2015) (0)
Technologies, Consumer Needs, and Curricular Imperatives for Audiology Telepractice and Tele-education. (2010) (0)
Committee on Education (Standing Committee of the NPC) (2012) (0)
Telecommunications and Internet Broadband Policy: Sorting Out the Pieces for Telerehabilitation (2010) (0)
An Assessment of Public Policy and Technology (1993) (0)
Special issue Technology Transfer of Hearing Aids (2014) (0)
Healthy People Two Thousand National Health Promotion and Disease Objectives: People with Disabilities (1997) (0)
Maximizing Participation for People with Hearing Loss (2006) (0)
Relationship between Quality of Life (QOL), ICF Model, Universal Design, Orphan Technology and Rehabilitation Engineering (2007) (0)

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University of Pittsburgh