PT-D 644

Adaptive Technologies

Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course covers foundational content related to assistive and adaptive technology used in improving functional capabilities of patients/clients. Learners are introduced to orthoses and orthotic prescription based on clinical exam findings. Clinical skills in management of individuals with limb loss and limb difference are learned with a focus on a biopsychosocial approach to care. Learners are exposed to prosthetic componentry and how to interact and collaborate with prosthetists and orthotists to best treat the needs of patients/clients. Basic wheelchair seating and mobility content includes patient/client evaluation and prescription of equipment to improve mobility and meet an individual's personal needs. Throughout this course we interact with peer mentors, community volunteers, and assistive technology end-users to better understand the role of the physical therapist in using technology to improve function of our patients/clients.

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Class #duke-PTD644Fall 2026UGRD2 credits
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