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This study is aimed to introduce the newly developed mobile application for effective provision of assistive devices for people with disabilities in South Korea. By combining of ICF code and ISO 9999 code, more effective way of searching user fit assistive device information and selecting appropriate assistive devices were possible. 10 people with visual impairment were recruited for an usability testing. For the data analysis, paired t-test were used and confidence interval was 95%. The result showed newly developed mobile application was more effective in comparison with on-line based assistive device information. The outcome of this study will enhance the provision of assistive devices for people with disabilities more effectively within better user understanding of their needs and compensate for their body function as well as environmental barriers. Key Words : Assistive devices, ICF, Mobile application for assistive devices      . * Corresponding Author : Bong-Keun Jung(Soonchunhyang Univ.)Tel: +82-41-530-4872 email: jungb@sch.ac.krReceived November 27, 2013 Revised (1st January 6, 2014, 2nd January 8, 2014) Accepted January 9, 2014

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Development of Mobile Application based on ICF(International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) for Provision of Assistive Devices for People with Disabilities