Browsing by Subject "Access"
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Are there differences in factors influencing access and continued use of assistive products for people with intellectual disabilities living in group homes?
(2019)Background: The World Health Organization has launched a program to promote Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology (GATE) to implement those parts of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities ... -
ENABLING TRANSITIONS: Insights from Learners’ Transitional Experiences on a Further to Higher Education Bridging Programme
(TARA, 2021-04)This research investigates the transitional experiences of a group of learners on a unique bridging programme between an FE and a HE college, the NAVET programme. The programme is unique because the learners attend subject ... -
Evolution of access network sharing towards software based passive optical network: can virtual OLTs run at full line rate?
(2020)This paper summarises how access network sharing has evolved from physical layer unbundling to fully virtualised architectures. We address one of the crucial question in access network virtualisation: whether fully virtualised ... -
“I worry about money every day”: The financial stress of second-level initial teacher education in Ireland.
(Western Australian Institutes for Educational Research, 2021)In Ireland, the past ten years have seen the emergence of new policies and practices in initial teacher education (ITE) in response to national priorities and the professed aim of progressing standards. A key mechanism of ... -
Interest group access to policymaking in Ireland
(2023)There are more than 2,000 interest groups in Ireland that play a key role in policy development. This paper explores which of these groups have access to Irish policymaking across various political arenas. It does so by ... -
Neuroimaging referral for dementia diagnosis: The specialist s perspective in Ireland
(2015)Background: Neuroimaging is an increasingly important tool in the diagnostic workup of dementia. Neurologists, geriatricians, and old-age psychiatrists are involved in key tasks in the diagnostic pro- cess, frequently ... -
To explore access to respite care services through the acute care services from the perspectives of parents of autistic children
(Trinity College Dublin. School of Nursing & Midwifery. Discipline of Nursing, 2023)Background: Research has consistently shown that parenting an autistic child can be challenging and stressful. Respite care offers a break for parents who experience such stress and also provides positive opportunities ...