MPT Process With Accompanying Assessment Measures
- Initial Worksheet for the Matching Person and Technology (MPT) Model—to determine initial goals, potential interventions, and technologies needed to support attainment of the goals.
- History of Support Use—identifies supports used in the past and satisfaction with those supports.
- Specific technology matching:
- General—survey of technology use
- Assistive—assistive technology device predisposition assessment, cognitive support technology predisposition assessment and hearing technology predisposition assessment
- Educational—educational technology device predisposition assessment
- Workplace—workplace technology device predisposition assessment
- Healthcare—healthcare technology device predisposition assessment
- Follow-up versions of the measures to determine degree of use, comparison of expected benefit and realization of benefit and change in functioning and subjective well-being.
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