The R3 Project Site of the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Accessible Medical Instrumentation (RERC-AMI)
R3 Project Quick Links
- R3 Project Site
- R3 Project general description and annual updates
- R3 Resources and Documents
- RERC-AMI website
R3 Project Core Team
Roger O. Smith, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Melissa Lemke, Marquette University
Rochelle Mendonca, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Todd Schwanke, MSE, ATP, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Jack Winters, Ph.D., Marquette University
About the R3 Project
The R3 Project is one of several research and design activities within the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Accessible Medical Instrumentation (RERC-AMI), which is based at Marquette University in Milwaukee. The R3 Project is entitled "Accessibility Measurement" and seeks to determined whether it is possible to scientifically measure the accessibility of medical instrumentation. The R3 Project team is lead by Roger O. Smith, Ph.D. and consists of members from both the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Marquette University. The team has been meeting regularly to create and test a tool called the MED-AUDIT (Medical Equipment Device Accessibility and Universal Design Information Tool).
Whereas this site hosts the R3 Project's current resources and documents, a general description and annual updates for the R3 project can be found on the RERC-AMI website.
We appreciate your interest in the R3 Project of the RERC-AMI and look forward to your comments on any of our work or documents.
Sincerely,
The RERC-AMI R3 Project Team
R3 Resources and Documents
The R3 Resources and Documents page is home to a variety of R3 Project documents related to accessibility measurement and the MED-AUDIT, including drafts for review/feedback and completed documents. The documents currently available provide a background for components of the R3 measurement development work.
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