Fleur Heleen Boot - Dept. of Psychology & PhD in Neuroscience
Fleur Heleen Boot is a dedicated researcher focusing on intellectual disability, assistive technologies, and global health equity. She is a Marie Curie ASSISTID Research Fellow collaborating with WHO on the GATE-ID project to enhance access to assistive technology for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Her work emphasizes the inclusion and well-being of people with intellectual disabilities, particularly in healthcare settings. Through her research, she aims to identify barriers and promote the effective use of assistive technologies across diverse resource settings.
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Introduction ALL Institute Fleur Heleen Boot Dept. of Psychology
PhD Neuroscience & Intellectual Disability Medicine Intellectual Disability Physician Background Marie Curie ASSISTIDResearch Fellow Assistive Technologies for people with Intellectual Disability and Autism
WHO Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology programme Current Research Project GATE-ID Identify the facilitators and barriers for people with Intellectual Disabilities to effectively access assistive technology. Identify how access and use can be promoted across high, medium and low resourced settings.
People with Intellectual Disabilities Inclusion Research Interests Access to healthcare and assistive products Health inequity Global Health
