Appropriate wheelchair provision is necessary for addressing participation barriers experienced by individuals with mobility impairments. Health care professionals involved in the wheelchair service provision process require a specific set of skills and knowledge to enable wheelchair use that meets individual posture, mobility and daily living requirements. However, inconsistencies exist in academic programmes globally about providing comprehensive education and training programmes. The planned scoping review aims to review and synthesize the global literature on wheelchair service provision education for healthcare professional students, healthcare personnel and educators offered by universities, organizations and industries
Background: Long-term disabilities often result in loss of autonomy and social interaction. Accordin...
The International Society of Wheelchair Professionals (ISWP) and Clinician Task Force (CTF) are two ...
INTRODUCTION:Wheelchair users worldwide are at high risk of developing secondary health conditions a...
peer-reviewedPurpose: Appropriate wheelchair provision is necessary for addressing participation bar...
PurposeAppropriate wheelchair provision is necessary for addressing participation barriers experienc...
Purpose This review aimed to collate and summarize available research literature about wheelchair s...
Background: An estimated 70 million people with disabilities need wheelchairs. To address this globa...
PURPOSE: Improving access to education and training for those providing wheelchair and seating assis...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: Occupational therapists play a key role in the provision of wheelchairs...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: There are millions of wheelchair users throughout the world, and it tak...
Students with disability experience numerous challenges when engaging in Work-Integrated Learning (W...
This work was commissioned by a charity, the Physical Disability and Sensory Impairment Forum, owing...
peer-reviewedPurpose: Wheelchair skills trainings are a vital aspect wheelchair provision yet are ar...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: For people who use wheelchairs being supplied with an appropriate wheel...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: There have been great advances in technology and choice of wheelchair a...
Background: Long-term disabilities often result in loss of autonomy and social interaction. Accordin...
The International Society of Wheelchair Professionals (ISWP) and Clinician Task Force (CTF) are two ...
INTRODUCTION:Wheelchair users worldwide are at high risk of developing secondary health conditions a...
peer-reviewedPurpose: Appropriate wheelchair provision is necessary for addressing participation bar...
PurposeAppropriate wheelchair provision is necessary for addressing participation barriers experienc...
Purpose This review aimed to collate and summarize available research literature about wheelchair s...
Background: An estimated 70 million people with disabilities need wheelchairs. To address this globa...
PURPOSE: Improving access to education and training for those providing wheelchair and seating assis...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: Occupational therapists play a key role in the provision of wheelchairs...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: There are millions of wheelchair users throughout the world, and it tak...
Students with disability experience numerous challenges when engaging in Work-Integrated Learning (W...
This work was commissioned by a charity, the Physical Disability and Sensory Impairment Forum, owing...
peer-reviewedPurpose: Wheelchair skills trainings are a vital aspect wheelchair provision yet are ar...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: For people who use wheelchairs being supplied with an appropriate wheel...
non-peer-reviewedBackground: There have been great advances in technology and choice of wheelchair a...
Background: Long-term disabilities often result in loss of autonomy and social interaction. Accordin...
The International Society of Wheelchair Professionals (ISWP) and Clinician Task Force (CTF) are two ...
INTRODUCTION:Wheelchair users worldwide are at high risk of developing secondary health conditions a...