The ACED Toolkit
Evidence-based workplace tools designed to support the employment of people with episodic disabilities
The Accommodating and Communicating about Episodic Disabilities (ACED) tools have been designed to support the employment of people with disabilities by addressing two important workplace challenges
Should I say something about my health or support needs at work?
DCIDE: Decision-Support for Communicating about Invisible Disabilities that are Episodic
A free tool for workers considering whether or not to share some information about their health and support needs at work.
What kinds of supports can help someone having difficulties at work meet their different job demands?
JDAPT: Job Demands and Accommodation Planning Tool
A free tool that helps identify potential supports and accommodations for workers with chronic and episodic conditions.
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The ACED tools are available free of charge and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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All information entered into the ACED tools is anonymous. We do not collect IP addresses or ask for identifying information such as names or emails.
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Learn more about the ACED Partnership project and the research supporting our tools.
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